RE: Gravity "Only a Theory"
Newt
ORIGINAL: venetian
Darren,
That sounds painful. But ... then YOU are the discoverer of gravity? Wow. 😀
V
I know. You are in awe of my presence.
😀
RE: Gravity "Only a Theory"
Magpie, of course I agree totally. I see gravity as being Love expressed through physics, at that level.
My point is really how do physicists explain gravity in terms OF physics?
V
RE: Gravity "Only a Theory"
Darren,
Well HP is very blessed to have on it the discoverer of gravity - was my thought on it! I'm in such exalted company!
RE: Gravity "Only a Theory"
There is more than one force invovled in tides.
High Tide will occur where the moon is nearest the earth due to the moon's gravitational pull (ht1) and on the opposite side of earth due to the earths centrifugal force (ht2). Hope the diagram is of some help.
ht =hightide lt =low tide
lt
:)ht1[&:] ht2
lt
moon earth
Note the sun also has an effect on the tides, which I believe is less than half of the moon's.
Seraph
Is antigravity linked to Einsteins cosmological constant and thus the expansion of space time? No that is probably stretching it.
RE: Gravity "Only a Theory"
Did anyone watch an interview of the British hacker who hacked into the US military network? The hacker said that he's seen documents which says that anti-gravity transport is ready in the next 7 years...
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