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Asked: July 19, 2023In: Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc)

What are some examples of things being pulled apart by the gravity of two black holes merging together?

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Asked: July 19, 2023In: Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc)

If gravity suddenly became a reality in outer space, which direction would all the stars, planets, etc. fall? Which way is up or down out there?

RincyEnlightened

Asked: July 19, 2023In: Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc)

I am sat in a chair not moving relative to the ground but of course I ‘feel’ gravity. More accurately I am feeling ‘acceleration due to gravity’. So how can acceleration be possible without movement?

RincyEnlightened

Asked: July 19, 2023In: Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc)

Is Sir Frank Martin DiMeglio correct that Einstein never nearly understood gravity or time?

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Asked: July 19, 2023In: Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc)

What is Jupiter's mass given the intensity of gravity measured 278k km from the surface is equal to 1.04 N/kg and the intensity of gravity measured 650k km from the surface is equal to 0.243 N/kg?

RincyEnlightened

Asked: July 19, 2023In: Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc)

How do rockets work? Do they actually accelerate at all during their takeoff, or is there no movement of any kind until they get high enough that gravity can start pulling them back down?

RincyEnlightened

Asked: July 19, 2023In: Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc)

Can you explain Richard Feynman’s work on gravity to someone with no scientific background?

RincyEnlightened

Asked: July 19, 2023In: Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc)

Which one of our planets is closest to the black hole in the middle of our universe?

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Asked: July 19, 2023In: Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc)

Do black holes evaporate before they form? Ie, from an outside perspective it takes forever for a black hole's event Horizon to form ("On Continued gravitational Contraction" by Oppenheimer and Snyder)

RincyEnlightened

Asked: July 19, 2023In: Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc)

When matter is sucked into a black hole, where does it go, or what happens to it? And how does it all fit in if it can never escape? Why doesn’t it get full?

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What are some examples of things being pulled apart by the gravity of two black holes merging together?

If gravity suddenly became a reality in outer space, which direction would all the stars, planets, etc. fall? Which way is up or down out there?

I am sat in a chair not moving relative to the ground but of course I ‘feel’ gravity. More accurately I am feeling ‘acceleration due to gravity’. So how can acceleration be possible without movement?

Is Sir Frank Martin DiMeglio correct that Einstein never nearly understood gravity or time?

What is Jupiter's mass given the intensity of gravity measured 278k km from the surface is equal to 1.04 N/kg and the intensity of gravity measured 650k km from the surface is equal to 0.243 N/kg?

How do rockets work? Do they actually accelerate at all during their takeoff, or is there no movement of any kind until they get high enough that gravity can start pulling them back down?

Can you explain Richard Feynman’s work on gravity to someone with no scientific background?

Which one of our planets is closest to the black hole in the middle of our universe?

Do black holes evaporate before they form? Ie, from an outside perspective it takes forever for a black hole's event Horizon to form ("On Continued gravitational Contraction" by Oppenheimer and Snyder)

When matter is sucked into a black hole, where does it go, or what happens to it? And how does it all fit in if it can never escape? Why doesn’t it get full?

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