If you have an object and you drop it from a high altitude (that is, its velocity is zero, then it accelerates.) and I lower it one second later at zero speed, that object will accelerate at 9.80 m/s per second.” DEAR WALTER LEWIN
Accordingly, what can be said about gravity? GET A ZERO M/S SPEED BALL DROPPED FROM A HEIGHT OF 100 METERS. So what can we take from here? From here we deduce:
Gravity is caused by acceleration. Gravity is equal to accelerated motion, and we can deduce it from here. Because the speed of the matter, the ball, has increased and decreased by one. and so gravity was formed. a=g thanks.
It is wrong. Gravity is a result of an force that continually makes gravity on the object. A particle like the hypothetical graviton particle bend matter in space causing gravitational force.
Walter Lewin is not wrong with Newton's law of gravity (but not with Einstein's Theory of Gravity. As gravity depends on height too). The cause of gravity is not an acceleration. It is a quantum impact on an object that impact in front of an object, but it become almost neutral when that quantum impact go through that object as a graviton particle to reach the other side of the object. And that is why the gravitational force is very small comparing to other forces.
- It is a quantum impact on an object that impact in front of an object, but it become almost neutral when that quantum impact go through that object as a graviton particle to reach the other side of the object
- .Where did you learn this information?
Gravity is a part of my research. According to my analysis, there is an oscillation in neutrinos (change flover obsorbing dimensions increasing the density/bendinng) that have a potential to make a force while going through an object. I didn't learn it from anywhere.
Gravity is bsed on the non-uniformity of the observed time \tau, which is linked with the ideal (ephmetid) time t by the relatioon: d\tau = (1 - w/c^2)- v_idx^i/c^2 where W is 3-dimensional gravitation potential, v_i is the velocity of rotation of 3-space. Conclusion: the temp of the observed time pepends of the gravity and the velocity of rotation of 3-space/
If to be more exact, g is the gravity potential of the gravity field, which depends of configuration of field and it is not constant value!
The gravitational force on an object in a gravitational field is given by the derivative of the total gravitational field energy in respect to the position of the object.
With more popular words:
The gravitational force on a body expresses the impact of this body on the total gravitational field energy.
In the case of a small body in the field of a large body, this explanation is synonymous to the consideration of potential energy.
As a summary, velocity does not play a role as long as it is a non-relativistic velocity. In the relativistic case, the Green's function algorithm must be used to calculate retardation effects.
To be more exact, g is the gradient of the gravity potential of the gravity field.
Of cause, it is truth that , the formally, in mathematical presentation for all point of field, g is the gradient of the gravity potential of the gravity field in three dimensional coordinates! But in any point of space of this field this gradient equals to the potential just for this point! It has a definite magnitude in each point of the field!
That g is, in fact, there is the intensity of the gravitational field!
When objects fall to the ground, gravity causes them to accelerate. ... Gravity causes an object to fall toward the ground at a faster and faster velocity the longer the object falls. In fact, its velocity increases by 9.8 m/s2, so by 1 second after an object starts falling, its velocity is 9.8 m/s
Dear Hakan Unal ,
There is nothing that is why happening a free fall, is caused by two main factors (the physical nature of Earth core in relation to its mantle and crust)... Imagine the next situation the Earth's core is not bent by its mantle and core... you are in a super-constructed spacecraft and you repeat the experiment you thought up...What do you think would happen in that situation?
Regards,
Laszlo
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