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G.H.Hardy
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My physics teacher said that if the sea ground is higher, then, because of the stronger gravitational force, the sea level is lower. I am not sure if this is true and he didn't give a very strong proof. I thought sea level equalizes all over the earth. Of course I am taking the sea level in relation to the Earth's center of mass.
Note: I am not taking ebb and flow into account as it does not interfere with the question I am dealing with.
Any help will be welcome.
Note: I am not taking ebb and flow into account as it does not interfere with the question I am dealing with.
Any help will be welcome.