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Old 11-02-2010, 12:22 PM
Jarvamundo (Alex)
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So the experiment would be "confirming the speed of gravity = c, according to SR assumptions" ?

Taking nothing away from the brilliance of SR and GR theory... but could these fundamental assumptions form part of the difficulties in experimentation, mentioned above; ie gravity probes failing to reduce their errors to something meaningful, lido finding nothing, although according to the "theory" and cheque book it should've...etc... ?

Caveat: Curious layman talking here...

.......also fyi from wiki The Speed of Gravity What the Experiments Say
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