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And the coffee will have a greater buoyancy in the atmosphere, so if you try to weigh the coffee will the buoyancy cause the coffee to weigh less?

If I take objects for Example the particles of an atomic system and treat them as a gravitational bound “system”… ? ...is the atomic system far enough? :oops: Yes, I was thinking for external objects located outside the system, interacting with the system.

Hey, if I take two objects for Example the Earth and Moon and treat them as a gravitational bound “system”. The Earth and Moon have their own local curves in spacetime. Can I use/treat the whole “system” as a curve in spacetime? For example, a curve that includes all objects of the “system”...

Basically, I was just wondering if the redshift could have been caused by the speed difference instead of gravitational redshift.

They conducted the experiment multiple times at different heights to obtain the differences in frequency measurements to compare? Every time they changed the height the speed changed?

Thanks, I edited the post and corrected it.

Earth has an equatorial circumference of 40030.17Km and diameter of 12742Km, in 24 hours you will travel 40030.17Km or 40030.17Km / 24 = 1667.92Km/h in space from the earths spin rotation. If you move 1 Km up in a tall building you are now on a circumference of 40036.45Km, diameter of 12744Km...

Can the suns photons accelerate the plasma/solar wind away from the sun? or is there no interaction between them?

I don't know if Earths magnetic field can affect climate change. I'm trying to find out if there is any known correlation or if there is any possibility that it can contribute through magnetic field dynamics.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_wind "In near-Earth space, the slow solar wind is observed to have a velocity of 300–500 km/s, a temperature of 1.4–1.6×10^6 K and a composition that is a close match to the corona. By contrast, the fast solar wind has a typical velocity of 750 km/s, a...

https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/files/NP-2015-03-015-JSC_Space_Environment-ISS-Mini-Book-2015-508.pdf This is for the ISS that's only 400 km away and well within the Earth's magnetic field protection. The solar wind doesn't carry or produce heat and the wiki article is wrong? You...

Do you know of any research done on magnetic field alignment and solar wind direction? I wonder what the bow shock would look like if the magnetic north pole was facing the sun and will the north/south pole funnel the solar wind? This wiki on solar wind says it's quite hot 80000k...

Ok, so if the magnetic north pole was facing the Sun it would give the same protection as the current alignment does now?

The Earth’s magnetic field is slowly moving with respect to the Earth’s surface and to the Sun’s incoming radiation and solar wind direction. Does the tilting/moving of Earth’s magnetic field axis to the incoming solar wind direction change the protection on different points of the Earth’s...

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