don't know the answer. I know that gravitational force and waves travel at the speed of light but can gravitational force be affected by relativistic velocities? For example. Suppose that a massive object suddenly receded from you at .5C. Would the force of its gravitational field be affected by its relativistic mass gain? Is there something equivalent to red shifting that happens to gravitational field intensity as a massive object moves towards or away from you? Or to compute the field intensity would you simply use F = Gm1m2/R^2 where R is the apparent distance to the object from your standpoint. Other posts:
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