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lacgibra t1_ixw20m9 wrote

Reply to comment by eldude2879 in How would one calculate the gravity of a planet? by LoreCriticizer

Okay do me a favour, workout a classical problem considering gravity as curved space time. Simple pendulum, compound pendulum, linear Harmonic oscillator two body problem anything.

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lacgibra t1_ixw2ey4 wrote

I'm simply saying, I apply gravity as space-time curve when I apply the Einstein's relativity in action. If had explained the question in the first scenario using relativity, I would've mentioned gravity as space time curve

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eldude2879 t1_ixw2f7o wrote

well, I am just a simple electrician with some knowledge of Einstein

I admit using Newton is perfectly fine if you dont need super precise

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lacgibra t1_iybna3g wrote

Yeah yeah quantum mechanics is wrong too, because it's foundation was laid by classical mechanics.

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