Re: Weight = mass x g
No ,,its not centrifical force .
Its how much mass is where and how long.
Gravity streches the orbits of all the atoms parts into an eliptical
orbits .
The eliptical orbits of all the atoms parts changes te shape of the
atom .
The center of mass is the center of the atom where the center of
gravity should be but the center of gravity is not at the center of
mass.
The distance from the center of the atom to the center of gravity is
F.
The distance from the center of the moons mass to the center of its
gravity is F.
.
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... Newton's universal law of gravitation operates within, ... perfect motion to derive his supposition for a mass driven centripetal ... the real elliptical orbits as Kepler's law of areas, ... driven centripetal force to gravity. ...
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... Heavy atoms contain ... > mass but with lower density or lower atomic number. ... > Chapter 8 of the QTG shows that atoms with many electrons generate a ... > generates more gravity. ...
(sci.physics.relativity) - Re: C - Constant?
... I take it that light doesnt have a mass either? ... > learn about physics is the Feynman Lectures on Physics and he examines this ... The atoms are evaporating from it from time to time - not many ... Surely if gravity has an effect, there is energy and the object ...
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