ELI5: Explain Like I'm 5

Bel–Robinson tensor

Okay kiddo, so the bel-robinson tensor is a way we measure how much gravity is happening in different parts of space. You know how you can feel gravity on the ground and it keeps us from floating away? Well, imagine if we could measure that feeling of gravity in different areas, even in space where there are no buildings or people around.

The bel-robinson tensor helps us do that. It looks at things like how fast things are moving, how big they are, and how much energy they have to figure out how much gravity is happening. Think of it like a really special ruler that helps scientists measure something they can't see, just like how you use a ruler to measure how long your toy is.

We use the bel-robinson tensor to help with things like figuring out how black holes work, or how galaxies move around in space. It's a really helpful tool that helps us understand the universe better!