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Originally posted by Aliensun
Can this be a supporting argument for the theory of "The Electric Universe?" that we have been hearing about for the last few years.
But I don't think that's reason enough to start chucking out gravity. That's throwing the baby out with the bath water.
Originally posted by Aim64C
I would expect electromagnetism to be a more powerful macroscopic influence on diffuse material (nebulae, gas, and dust clouds) than solid bodies (planetoids).
Originally posted by XPLodER
please note the effect is created by charge potential differnce,
not gravity.
Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
I certainly don't know what everybody thinks but I was not aware of anyone trying to chuck out gravity.
Originally posted by Aim64C
I would expect electromagnetism to be a more powerful macroscopic influence on diffuse material (nebulae, gas, and dust clouds) than solid bodies (planetoids).
Originally posted by SoulVisions
Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
I certainly don't know what everybody thinks but I was not aware of anyone trying to chuck out gravity.
Couldn't do that even if we wanted to. It permeates everything near it's source. Everything is affected as long as they reach at least just the minimal mass reqs. Same goes for the "generator/source" too. It has to meet reqs too. The "micro-universe" isn't affected really though, but the reasons why should be obvious.
edit: it's a system of equalization though, so if the gravity is stronger, then of course whatever's being pulled can be "lighter."edit on 7-2-2012 by SoulVisions because: so tired... cant sleep though. hope my posts make sense.