How the gravitational field bends space.
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1. 1. Introduction.



2. How time slows down.



3. AN ERROR IN THE GENERAL THEORY OF RELATIVITY.



4. Mach Principle vs of The Strong Equivalence Principle.


5. The cause of the big Bang or how the universe came into being.



6. Planck's constant and wave impedance of vacuum.




7. An experiment to test the validity of the Mach principle

8. On the physical meaning of the Schwarzschild radius

9. General Relativity and the Law of Conservation of Energy.


10. An experiment to test the quantum theory of gravity in which everyone can participate.



11. How the rest mass changes in the gravitational field.


12. Why the universe expands where there is no gravity.



13. The fall of the apple and the LC oscillatory circuit in the reference frame of the remote observer.



14. There are no black holes, supplement.



15. Absolute clock.

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3. How the gravitational field bends space.


Consider the motion of photons in the gravitational field of a point body with mass M. the Trajectories of photon motion under the action of gravity of this body will be curved,
and the radius of curvature of the photon trajectory at each point in space will be approximately described by the equation





Now let's consider the movement of photons inside a sphere of transparent dielectric with zero density and variable dielectric and magnetic permeability




In accordance with the law of refraction of light, the trajectories of photons inside this sphere will be curved in the same way,
as in the case of motion in the gravitational field of a point body.

Thus, we can build a model of the interaction of the gravitational field with the electromagnetic field,
in which gravity does not bend space, but changes the dielectric and magnetic permeability of the vacuum,
filling this space according to the equation


This assumption about the change in the dielectric constant of the vacuum by gravity fully corresponds to the hypothesis of Jamie Farnes
that the vacuum of the Universe is filled with electric dipoles with negative mass. After all, the higher the concentration in the area of space
electric dipoles, the higher the dielectric constant in this region..