Re: Cultural thematics of Dwarves.
- From: tussock <scrub@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 6 Nov 2007 23:08:15 +1300
John wrote:
Matt Frisch wrote:
How does gravity propogate? Nobody has a damned clue. Maybe one day
we'll prove the existance of the graviton, but that day isn't today.
Why do 2 objects tend to attract each other? We have no idea. Maybe
they love each other.
Intelligent Pushing.
Duh
<sigh> Gravity is simple. Things move as they always moved unless a
force is applied. How they always move without a force is to accelerate
toward mass, at a rate proportional to the mass and inversely
proportional to the square of the distance.
Of course, it's really just the three dimensional /illusion/ of
acceleration in a four dimensional (or greater) universe. They're not
really accelerating, it just looks that way when measured in three
dimensions. There is no attraction, as such.
--
tussock
Aspie at work, sorry in advance.
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