Ok so I have a question.
Everyone knows (probably not)that if the sun dissapears in one second, it will take us 8 minutes to notice since the light from it takes that much time to reach the earth. BUT, as soon as the sun dissapears, the earth is instantly no longer attracted by him. Does this mean that the force of gravitation (that moves in this case, to an infinite speed ) is going faster than the speed of light?
I may be wrong, I'm just curious about that!
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