Re: A Newton-like description of gravity, representing curved space-time.

From: "Jan VR" <opmerkingen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 7 Jan 2007 07:46:48 -0800

Hi Ken,

It's a no-brainer getting the Schwarzschild metric once
you know the answer, in fact it's rather easy to derive
from E =hv (Plancks photon energy equation), once you
prove "h" is invariant,

Can you show me how ?

Regards,
Jan

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