Submitted by lunarmoonr t3_ym8o1w in science
ssgrantox t1_iv3qorq wrote
Reply to comment by braiam in Closest known black hole to Earth spotted by astronomers by lunarmoonr
The range of gravity is infinite, but the falloff means that it's effectively zero. But technically, it's not zero
TehFuckDoIKnow t1_iv3w132 wrote
But it is a zero followed by a decimal point and then a number of zeros but also a non-zero amount of gravity. At least according to the math I can’t do.
U-STAY-CLASSY t1_iv43glc wrote
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sc2bigjoe t1_iv3tmb4 wrote
It’s like ham, but it’s not ham
hermenaut t1_iv5ugnc wrote
I've heard gravity propagates at the speed of light.
humbird_gs t1_iw5dtjr wrote
Not quite infinite. Gravity is limited by the speed of light.
ssgrantox t1_iwc3mwu wrote
Ok how bout this? What is limit on how far light can travel in a vaccum? Thats the distance limit for gravity.
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