Gravitation - A Force of Attraction And A Divine Mystery

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Gravitation still remains a mystery in Physics as far as current status of Unified Force Theories and Relativistic mechanics are concerned. There is a school of thought that considers Gravitation as a wave emitted by all materials. There are a few direct experimental evidence of gravitational waves although the effect of gravity on light is observable. The lensing effect observed around heavy stellar objects photographed by the Hubble telescope is direct evidence of the pull of gravity even on electromagnetic radiation itself.
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• Gravitation
• Electromagnetism
• Physics

[ZALGO333X2]

No mystery, gravity is a force, NOT an energy.

Therefore, to overcome the force of gravity, one must add energy. The sum energy will always be zero, therefore there is no free energy.

[totallyfreeenergy]

Just to refresh your school physics....

Energy is the work done by a force. Put it like this...

W = F . d where Work done W is force times distance. Free energy is that energy which is in excess of the energy you put in to extract it. So free-energy is over unity efficiency.

Gravity is a mystery still. It is weaker than all expectations from unification models. From a physical point all matter attract each other for no reason except that they are matter. Interesting in itself.....

[nawkrm]

I made a comment about gravity before I read saw your video. It seems like we feel the same that we know too little about gravity. In order to find out how to resist gravity, we need to find out more about gravity.

[ddchalmers]

Thus the Earth + the Sun R "mysteries" too (incl "stellar objects").

[KingTingRolloTong]

Just to throw in something weird: "If you want to change the mass of an object, try to focus a magnetic field on the object in a 90 angle to a electric field." You should also see very interesting behavior of cells when dealing with organic matter ~8)