harp AP 2010
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Where does mass get the energy to supply a pull on other objects?
Gravity: What Powers Mass's Pull on Objects?
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No such energy is required.
pallidin
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harp AP 2010 said:
A specific, reasonably complete, well described, and peer-reviewed/accepted theory of what exactly is the cause of mass attraction is worthy of a Nobel Prize.
Hope it happens in my lifetime. I'm interested.
MillerGenuine
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Mass produces an interference in the gravitational field, it warps the fabric of space-time. Similar to putting a bowling ball and a golf ball on a trampoline. The bowling ball bends the fabric and as a result the smaller mass (golf ball) will attract to the bowling ball. Is this not how gravity works? someone feel free to correct me.
huskerwr38
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gravity is not a force ;)
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pallidin said:
A specific, reasonably complete, well-described, and peer-reviewed/accepted theory of what exactly is the cause of anything is worthy of a Nobel Prize.
Upisoft
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MillerGenuine said:
Explaining gravity with gravity. Yes, gravity works exactly like gravity works. You are correct, in a tautological way.