Re: GRAVITATION

In article <4g81fnF1ll833U1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, FrediFizzx
<fredifizzx@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


André is saying that G is also a function of mass and time. And
following his logic more, means that gravity is unified with EM at the
atomic scale of mass, length and time. Interesting, but I can't figure
out what the symmetry breaking mechanism would be to allow gravity to
become separate from EM at bigger scales. There are some clues in
Moffat's recent research that G does vary in cosmological scales.

And what about in the inbetween cases as well? At what scale does G
change? How can G be that value at these scales, and how does it change
as you increase the scale?

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