How Gravity Works
- Thread starter darkbeaver
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Brilliant, except it doesn't explain how the single most common atom in the visible universe, hydrogen, manages to be stable without any neutrons.
Gravity is those two senses you feel when you're at the end of your rope and hear a rippy sound from above....
If one is standing on the north pole which way is north?
As the earth gets bigger does the gravity increase or decrease?
If one were to suspend a weight conected to a scale in a vacume chamber would the scale be constant or would there be fluctuations?
Is gravity constant over all points of the earth?
I really don't know the answers does anybody know?
As the earth gets bigger does the gravity increase or decrease?
If one were to suspend a weight conected to a scale in a vacume chamber would the scale be constant or would there be fluctuations?
Is gravity constant over all points of the earth?
I really don't know the answers does anybody know?
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there isn't- the only direction is south
As the earth gets bigger does the gravity increase or decrease?
INcrease
If one were to suspend a weight conected to a scale in a vacume chamber would the scale be constant or would there be fluctuations?
Depends
Is gravity constant over all points of the earth?
No- you weigh less at Denver than you do at Los Angeles
“Someday, after mastering the winds, the waves, the tides and gravity, we shall harness for God the energies of love, and then, for a second time in the history of the world, man will have discovered fire.”
-Teilhard de Chardin
-Teilhard de Chardin
Ah! The fifth element; very rare and very valuable. Makes you wonder why after two thousand years people still don't get what JC had to say on the matter.
