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Graduate Is Gravity Just Inertia in Disguise?
yeah I read over that and conceptually its the same thing as what I was thinking.- Gomjabbar
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Graduate Is Gravity Just Inertia in Disguise?
can you think of gravity as space itself shrinking directionally? and the time dilation effect could be due to the velocity of an object on the surface of the Earth through this shrinking space. Also the acceleration of a falling object due to gravity would merely be the object losing its...- Gomjabbar
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Graduate So gravity obviously is the differing rates of expansion of Matter vs
google "gravity and inertia" I don't have the time to explain that to ya- Gomjabbar
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Graduate So gravity obviously is the differing rates of expansion of Matter vs
but that man is matter...inertia is the key. We resist movement. We are resisting the expansion of the earth. It doesn't matter if its in space or near a planet.- Gomjabbar
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Graduate So gravity obviously is the differing rates of expansion of Matter vs
The relationship between gravity and inertia was the motivation for general relativity is expressed in an article Einstein wrote which appeared in the February 17, 1921 issue of Nature: an gravitation and inertia be identical? This question leads directly to the General Theory of Relativity...- Gomjabbar
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Graduate So gravity obviously is the differing rates of expansion of Matter vs
I can show the studies for that- Gomjabbar
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Graduate So gravity obviously is the differing rates of expansion of Matter vs
inertia is gravity...gravity is inertia- Gomjabbar
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Graduate So gravity obviously is the differing rates of expansion of Matter vs
let me make it simple. You are in space and are not moving. a large object near you is increasing in size rapidly. What happens?- Gomjabbar
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Graduate So gravity obviously is the differing rates of expansion of Matter vs
maybe inflation never stopped...the rates of expansion could be HUGE.- Gomjabbar
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Graduate So gravity obviously is the differing rates of expansion of Matter vs
sure matter doesn't "appear" to be increasing in size. Space is increasing fast enough that it doesn't seem like matter is increasing in size. But the differences of rates of expansion of space and matter when you are near matter, are what make it become apparent- Gomjabbar
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Graduate So gravity obviously is the differing rates of expansion of Matter vs
obviously it does in relation to space...that why you have gravity- Gomjabbar
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Graduate So gravity obviously is the differing rates of expansion of Matter vs
but black holes...they would be increasing in size the fastest and have no atoms...maybe its subatomic.- Gomjabbar
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Graduate So gravity obviously is the differing rates of expansion of Matter vs
doh I am an idiot...atoms are expanding. so the larger an object is the faster this rate would be. so simple- Gomjabbar
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Graduate So gravity obviously is the differing rates of expansion of Matter vs
So gravity obviously is the differing rates of expansion of Matter vs Space. Matter is increasing size faster than space. The more matter you have the faster matter expands in relation to space. Or maybe conversely space is shrinking. I don't know which yet and maybe it relative. Could...- Gomjabbar
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- Expansion Gravity Matter
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