👉 Tidelike is a concept in theoretical physics that refers to an object that appears as if it were part of another system, but at a distance or under certain conditions. It can be thought of as a "virtual" particle that interacts with the observer's frame of reference, causing the observed object to appear like a physical entity. Tidelike objects are often used in theories of black holes and gravitational waves, where they represent hypothetical particles that interact with other matter and create or destroy spac
