The Sun bends planet's trajectory and speeds up it towards the perihelion; does it both actions with light? If it speeds up light too, then does it mean that gravity is a consequence of a vortex that transports massive objects, as well as light vibrations, like a highway does to vehicles? I read an answer on PSE site about the vortex-like effects of a star to two identical masses, where these masses have different net velocities when moving at a same distance around that star, one in direction of the possible vortex and the other in counter direction of the vortex.
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1What do you mean by "does it both actions with light?"? – The Pointer May 03 '21 at 06:15
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@ThePointer... first action-bend of trajectory...second action speed up the object......in the case of light there is the first action but is there the second action of acceleration of light? – Janko Bradvica May 03 '21 at 09:37
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2Does this answer your question? Why doesn't gravity speed up light? – jacob1729 May 03 '21 at 10:07