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    LAST month, I wrote in regards to the problem of explaining space-time. To give folks a sense for what I imply after I say that space-time is curved, generally I speak about a rubber sheet with a ball sitting on it. I level out that the ball causes the sheet to curve and the curvature of the sheet actually shapes the place the ball will roll. I say we are able to assume of this as an analogy for our native star – the solar – curving space-time round it. How is the solar ready to do that? Because it has mass.

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