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Problem on General Relativity #3351 09/16/05 11:36 AM
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Anonymous Unregistered A	Spectrum shift is all known to us. What happens if a asteroid of some usual mass accelerates towards a planet with very high velocity near a fraction of speed of light? What kind of Gravitational effects will be observed on the planet? Will it be as usual reporting of Force or will there be something more interesting event to observe?

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Problem on General Relativity	Anonymous	09/16/05 11:36 AM
Re: Problem on General Relativity	Anonymous	09/16/05 11:52 AM
Re: Problem on General Relativity	Count Iblis II	09/16/05 12:43 PM
Re: Problem on General Relativity	Anonymous	09/20/05 05:00 AM
Re: Problem on General Relativity	Anonymous	09/27/05 10:06 AM

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