Gravity, light, no rainbow......part of the Unified Pynchon Theory

[David Morris]

On 10/23/07, David Morris <fqmorris at gmail.com> wrote:
> >Cometman:
> > > Here I thought that gravity was neither particle nor wave, but a field - something that wouldn't have to propagate because it's already there, hanging out.
>
> Monte Davis <monte.davis at verizon.net> wrote:
> > All fields are "hanging out" in that sense. It's *changes* in the field that propagate.
> >

(Sorry, hit "send" by accident)

Me:
I'd never thought Gravity was something that had a speed either.
Newtonian Physics describes it as an attractive force produced by all
objects with mass.  But as I understand it, modern-day physics is
still a bit perplexed about what Gravity is, at the most basic level.
Any takers on an explanation for Physics Dummies?

David Morris