Frame shifting?

[Playmaker03]

Can anybody expalin what the greater implications of frame shifting/dragging are?

 

I understand that any rotating body effects space time, with the larger bodies creating the greater disturbance, but what i really would like to know is, what (if any) are the reasons to be exited about this?

[Playmaker03]

Nobody?

[RICHARDBATTY]

I personaly thought it might affect the reactions in a fast rotating sun. The reactions near its surface would take longer and to some extent delay activity deeper within it. The amount of dilation would be small so I don't think anyone has bothered to take it into account and I posted something on these lines before but no one seemed interested. Sorry.

[Playmaker03]

If you can refer me to your points of reference and/or your previous posts on this subject, i would be interested.

 

Thanks

[RICHARDBATTY]

If you can refer me to your points of reference and/or your previous posts on this subject' date=' i would be interested.

 

Thanks[/quote']Sorry I can't remember which thread it was in but it was basicaly what I put here. As for reference its just the cheese created from the constant churning of the milky liquid that is my brain. http://www.scienceforums.net/forums/showthread.php?t=5185 found it but its just the same realy. If you want to find posts by a member you can click on the name in the menu and use the find all posts which ironicaly finds all posts by that member.

[Playmaker03]

If you want to find posts by a member you can click on the name in the menu and use the find all posts which ironicaly finds all posts by that member

 

I know that, however you have done over 200 posts so i wanted you to do the hard work for me! lol

 

Guess i'll just have to do some reasearch of my own.

[Dov]

Please look at my posting "Universe E, m and D.", where I refer also to your this posting, and to explanations of frame dragging.

Dov