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Graduate Is Gravity Really a Fundamental Force?
ty That is helpfull.- Debt
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate Is Gravity Really a Fundamental Force?
Gravity is the first force, I am asking if a second force that acts opposing gravity. I'm sure I'm just rusty.- Debt
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate Is Gravity Really a Fundamental Force?
3d sphere. I mean to say, In atoms the motion of electrons produces what i believe a bubble of matter. when i think of space-time gravity theroy, i can only see planets rolling around a drain, a 2d flat space. Am I way off base, thinking that way about gravity, or is it more of a 3d bubble...- Debt
- Post #58
- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate Is Gravity Really a Fundamental Force?
Alright, because gravity doesn't always fit into a 3d sphere of motion, mainly it works with a fixed orbit. Is it probable that its realitive to our limited observations, and lack of a unified answer. I know I am out of my league, but the cause of gravity, leads to effects of energy on other...- Debt
- Post #52
- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate Is Gravity Really a Fundamental Force?
i believe elec-stat force works like em and gravity. the four forces work their jobs and i believe that they are a lot alike. desite the diff in scale. they hold everything together.- Debt
- Post #42
- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Undergrad How much force is needed to move a planet.
I want to know if, say mother earth, could be moved? How much energy would have to be applied to push a planet closer to it's sun or futher away? Also which force would more likely to move such a mass?- Debt
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Graduate Is Gravity Really a Fundamental Force?
course so. Is em a force? I mean we have an understanding of physics, so what. gravity will pull your butt to the ground, it's a force.- Debt
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models