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Hello everyone, I'm new to the forum and I'm starting to learn about Relativity. I'm confused about a couple of concept that I've recently been reading up on. If two non-rotating spaceships are floating freely in interstellar space well outside the influence of any other objects in the universe, then both spaceships must be in the same inertial frame or does the distance between the two spaceships must change at a constant rate. That part of relativity is a little confusing to me right now.
One more concept that is a a little fuzzy to me in general relativity is Black Holes and Gravitational waves from supernovae, based on experimental observations what has not been used to confirm one or another aspect of general relativity? This seems relatively simple, I don't think gravitational waves have been detected from a supernovae?
Hopefully someone can clear up this basic concept confusions, I'm having. I'm trying to build a strong foundation.
I look forward to staying a part of the forum, and contributing in the future.
One more concept that is a a little fuzzy to me in general relativity is Black Holes and Gravitational waves from supernovae, based on experimental observations what has not been used to confirm one or another aspect of general relativity? This seems relatively simple, I don't think gravitational waves have been detected from a supernovae?
Hopefully someone can clear up this basic concept confusions, I'm having. I'm trying to build a strong foundation.
I look forward to staying a part of the forum, and contributing in the future.