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can be exist the negative mass? [duplicate]
I'm not sure about this but I guess there must be negative masses in the universe because of the symmetry. If the gravity is one of the main forces in nature it must has negatives mass to be able to ...
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effect of gravity on chemical reaction rates [closed]
a chemical reaction is done on earth in very vacuum and that chemical reaction is also done in space so that gravity higgs field not affect that reaction.
Which reaction will be fast wrt gravity and ...
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What gives matter Gravitational Mass? [duplicate]
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Does the equivalence between inertial and gravitational mass imply anything about the Higgs mechanism?
In Higgs mechanism, Higgs field, which likes syrup, slows down ...
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Two particles interacting by a inverse-square-law force, find their positions in function of time [duplicate]
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Two particles are interacting through gravitational forces. How to find their positions in function of time?
Given the initial positions and velocities $r_1(0), r_2(0), ...
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How does gravity force get transmitted?
How does gravity force get transmitted?
It is not transmitted by particles I guess. Because if it was, then its propagation speed would be limited by the speed of light. If it is not transmitted by ...
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Neutrino Oscillation and their gravitational implications
As I understand neutrinos, there are three different flavors, all with different masses. Although the masses of these neutrinos have not been directly measured, their mass differences have been. ...
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What results from particle collision would ensure the existence of the graviton?
I understand that particles are smashed together to try to enable us to detect some sort of graviton presence but we can't actually detect a graviton due to the fact that it 'exists' in some extra ...
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What really is the future about the Standard Model
The fact that the bosons of the weak force have mass is something that I think technically poses many problems.
To avoid this and other problems with the masses of the particles devised a mechanism ...
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If we know the universe is made up of a relativistic ether, why wouldn't gravity just be a pressure gradient of the ether?
According to one of the answers to a previous question ( Can photons be holes in an ether? ), we know a relativistic ether exists. If we are drifting in such a superfluid, why wouldn't gravity simply ...
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Can photons and gluons be holes in an aether?
Consider photons and gluons have 0 mass and 0 charge. In many respects they're already understood as the absence of a particle by mathematical models. Couldn't this be interpreted to mean they ...
