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fluidistic
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I've learned that the electrostatic force is about [tex]10^{39}[/tex] times greater than the gravitational force.
I guess the Earth is electrically neutral, but what about the Sun? Or any other celestial body? For example what about a system in which there's 2 stars?
The motion of 2 non neutral bodies would be the consequence of the electrostatic force between them, much more than the gravitation. Is this the case?
I guess the Earth is electrically neutral, but what about the Sun? Or any other celestial body? For example what about a system in which there's 2 stars?
The motion of 2 non neutral bodies would be the consequence of the electrostatic force between them, much more than the gravitation. Is this the case?