Talk:Retarded position

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Wrong for gravity[edit]

I think this is wrong for gravity, as it says the acclerrating masses produce gravitational waves which is not the case. For gravity the whole thing seems to be moved up one order higher (the field accounting for velocity and acceleration of the moving source, not just velocity as is the case in electrodynamics) and gravitational waves are emitted when the quadrupole moment of the distribution varies. 95.112.39.250 (talk) 16:34, 20 May 2019 (UTC)[reply]