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b/c magnetism is not as specific as specific gravity .
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11 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
The irony is absolutely beyond the beyond.
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10 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
Magnetism only operates on ferrous material ( contains iron) but gravity works on every type of matter.
10 years ago. Rating: 2 | |
Mr. Grist,
In my quest to understand gravity, I learned about the smallest atom effected by gravity the hydrogen ( H-1) atom made of an electron and a proton. I realized what they had in common where magnetic fields or stored force. The magnetic field loops of the electron or proton have short reaches. That's when I saw it. In order to reach far into space the line must be a broken or (open ended), south pole seeking magnetic line. Magnetic lines are continuously being broken and reattaching to the nearest south magnetic pole they encounter. Some magnetic gravity lines travel light years into space before connecting to another south pole and with only an infinitely small amount of force the influence is very small but none the less it is there. Gravity g.
10 years ago. Rating: 0 | |
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Whovin thank you for replying, The rock is called magnetite or lodestone in it's polarized state. The magnetism produced by that form is not gravity. That type is just plain every day magnetism. When and only when a BROKEN magnetic line connects to another magnetic pole is gravity established. You must understand that the magnetic line is very small no matter how small you believe you can think that is still not small enough. An atom is gigantic compared to a magnetic line. As for the centrifugal force of the spinning Earth that merely reduces the gravitational force on an object on Earth. Thank you for taking the time to answer.