gravity

what's the scientific explanation?

clicky

Fair enough, we could all be living in a Matrix type thing for all we know, but most scientifically proven 'theories' are beyond doubt in the axiom system we choose to acknowledge at the moment.

Gravity, on the other hand, has no definitive explanation i.e. there is no physics model that works and can completely explain gravity and be confirmed by experimental results.

By explanation I assume Pike means the cause. The 'why does gravity happen?, what causes two masses to attract?' part.

The cause is not yet established.

And gyroscopes have nothing to do with gravity, per se. Force comes from acceleration and when masses spin you get acceleration even with a constant rotation speed. When those masses are spinning non-uniformly with a variable rotational speed, all sorts of weird things happen in weird directions.

No. It's called inertia. Gyroscopes don't need gravity to work and a gyroscope model does not take gravity into account (for solving a problem).

That's part of why they're so useful: they work in space.

Right... that's called gravity. ;-)

And I allways thought centrifugal force was real....Sees thread heading twards Quantum Physics & beats feet...

i'm kidding folks.

i really have no clue about physics. I'm just randomly quoting shit from wiki.

;-)

roger that!

Gravity is not your problem, it's the attraction of other peoples stuff you have difficulty in resisting.

I wasn't judging, just don't like non union fcukers getting work which is rightfully ours.[/Scouse]

Quantum physics is a nasty & dain brammaging thing... Please don't make my head hurt

Sorry for the late response, I've been doing a spot of reading to freshen up my knowledge. I can now state with the utmost certainty that I'm going to put my head in a bucket of iced water. Seriously though, gravity is here for the moment. One more phase change as the universe expands and it may leave us. 'Moment to moment', you may be onto something there.

Energy is measured in quanta.

The more mass something has, the more quanta is transferred back and forth, creating a sort of connection which goes into Mr. Albert's theory that everything is connected via EM fields.

It also explains the big bang theory.. large masses attracted together, bringing in smaller objects, to form the big bang.

Because everything is built out of atoms, which carry some form of charge, everything we know is attracted to something else.

Gravity exists regardless of charge.

You're blending EMF and Gravity together.

Gravity is created by the presence of mass, not the charge.

Einstein was never able to prove a correlation between EMF and Gravity though he did spend a good chunk of his life trying.

That doesn't explain why the big bang happened or how.

You're also discussing things at an atomic level, in order to truly understand any force, you need to delve deeper into the crazy world of quantum physics.

As far as we know, gravity *is not* a form of energy.

It's a distortion in spacetime itself.

I'm not aware of anyone here who truly can understand quatum physics.

I did break it down into QP though = Quanta. the smallest amount of energy being exchanged.

It's believed that energy is constantly in exchange when collisions occur. That alone forms a connection. Enough of this and a small bond occurs.

AE believed that you could never truly touch something because the force you feel when touching someone was the force of your own electrons/protons/neutrons are pushing back against you.. you didn't touch, it was like polar opposites. Two of the same poles trying to touch one another. That was his theory.

When you look at how quanta works, you'll see how things can bind together and possible for a small level of gravity.. on a large scale, such as that of Earth, there is enough to hold people.

Go to the moon, you weigh less based on smaller mass. Go to a larger planet, you weigh more..

Figuring quanta takes place at the absolute smallest level.. let's say there are 100 collisions a second.. each transferrng energy back and forth on an even scale.. because that's the only way it works, otherwise it would be unstable.

100 collisions, 1 second, means that there is a constant connection somewhere and they can't seperate until that energy is exchanged.. thus, a small form of gravity. That's the current understanding from what I understand with QP.

I had a GUT feeling you'd say something like that!

***sniggers***

Gravity is in fact caused by beer. If there were no beer there would be no gravity. I shall now go out and drink all the beer to prove this.

***return many hours later***

Gravity is not caused by beer, but there is evidence that it enhances it's effects!

I'll add that to my "Need to know" information!!!!!!

Without examining my methods you make assumptions about my ability as a scientist. Assumptions! and I'm the lousy scientist.

At first it seems to cause instability in the local gravitational field. This is what causes the wobbling. After many more beers the effects of gravity become irresistible and you are drawn directly down towards the earth. What more evidence can any sane being require. Although I will continue the research, just in case I've missed something.

I have observed that effect before..... I entered a "High Speed Wobble" state an a few occasions..... Usually leads to a crash.... Thus enforcing your research!!!!

Yes, it obviously has. Sparrow Leg Syndrome.

Ahh, what other kind of damage then? Or, were you trying to say hasn't? Because you don't have to convince us that it has.