06-05-2006, 06:10 AM
1. It was Galileo who did the thing with the cannonballs, not Newton. 
2. How does a cold gas in the center of the Earth make the magma more logical? O_o
3. Why is it logical that the particle in the gravitational center of the Earth has no gravitational forces pulling on it? Wouldn't it be just as strong as everywhere else, since it's surrounded by lots of other molecules, or even stronger, since pressure is forcing the molecules closer together, thereby greatening the gravitational force? I tried fooling around with the equation, and a 1 mass particle with a distance of 5 exerts less gravitational force than one with a distance of 3.
4. If your theory was true, then we wouldn't exist, because gravity would have stopped working the instant a particle came too close to another one. Unless I've misinterpreted you...
2. How does a cold gas in the center of the Earth make the magma more logical? O_o
3. Why is it logical that the particle in the gravitational center of the Earth has no gravitational forces pulling on it? Wouldn't it be just as strong as everywhere else, since it's surrounded by lots of other molecules, or even stronger, since pressure is forcing the molecules closer together, thereby greatening the gravitational force? I tried fooling around with the equation, and a 1 mass particle with a distance of 5 exerts less gravitational force than one with a distance of 3.
4. If your theory was true, then we wouldn't exist, because gravity would have stopped working the instant a particle came too close to another one. Unless I've misinterpreted you...
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