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eranium
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Hi people,
we all know that the equation for gravitational force is F= (G)(M1)(M2)/R^2
which means that G.Force is inversely proportional to 1/R^2.
I was wondering what if the gravitational force is given as F= (G)(M1)(M2)/R
OR F= (G)(M1)(M2)/R^3 .. (i.e. G.Force is inversely proportional to 1/R or 1/R^3 instead of 1/R^2.. )
How will this affect our solar system and universe at large?
we all know that the equation for gravitational force is F= (G)(M1)(M2)/R^2
which means that G.Force is inversely proportional to 1/R^2.
I was wondering what if the gravitational force is given as F= (G)(M1)(M2)/R
OR F= (G)(M1)(M2)/R^3 .. (i.e. G.Force is inversely proportional to 1/R or 1/R^3 instead of 1/R^2.. )
How will this affect our solar system and universe at large?