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Posted on 1/6/15 at 11:50 am to Duke
Posted on 1/6/15 at 11:50 am to Duke
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Force is a vector, so does the push/pull matter at all beside the direction the force is acting?
The graviton is thought to be the exchange particle for the gravity force. That's assuming gravity is a force similar to the weak, strong and electromagnetic forces, all of which have their own carriers. Gravitons, of course, have not been detected.
Another theory is that space exerts a push on particles relative to their mass. Is this a force? Is space the opposite of Dark Energy? Does space push things together while Dark Energy pushes things apart? Lots of questions for theoretical physicists.
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Posted on 1/6/15 at 11:57 am to Kentucker
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Another theory is that space exerts a push on particles relative to their mass. Is this a force?
It accelerates a mass. Good enough for me.
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Is space the opposite of Dark Energy? Does space push things together while Dark Energy pushes things apart? Lots of questions for theoretical physicists.
Interesting questions and a good reason why I'm doing an applied science and not theoretical physics. Motherfrick a wave function.
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