“does gravity go as the squre or the cube”
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inverse, with whatever relativistic corrections you would know that I woudn’t
I am not clear on that cube thing, actually.
What? is gravity not inverse quadratic?
Yes, the Newtonian force a mass exerts on another mass far away from the first one falls off as the square of the distance. It’s the word “cube” that confuses me.
I think the quote was an image for a mental question, which could be rephrased as:
Is this power a 2 or a 3?
2, but his original statement was 2x3 :)
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inverse, with whatever relativistic corrections you would know that I woudn’t
I am not clear on that cube thing, actually.
What? is gravity not inverse quadratic?
Yes, the Newtonian force a mass exerts on another mass far away from the first one falls off as the square of the distance. It’s the word “cube” that confuses me.
I think the quote was an image for a mental question, which could be rephrased as:
Is this power a 2 or a 3?
2, but his original statement was 2x3 :)