[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 7/23/2004 4:49:59 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:This sounds like circular reasoning. Which came first, the force or gravity?
Or maybe it's the other way around! I get soooooo confused when I think
about gravity vs. acceleration!
You are not wrong. Gravity produces a force. GM/rr
If so, how is it possible for a galaxy to organize with a diameter of several million light years?Force produces gravity
Gravity = (G/ccr) (dp/dt)
Why is this? Gravity travels at light speed.
In order to conserve momentum within a universe where gravity travels at luminal velocities other forces must be introduced into the system.Does this induced field respond faster than the speed of light?
Ed
The other force is induced field. The same idea applies to the electromagnetic field.The electric field produces a force
F = q/rr
An electrical force produces an induced field.
Field = L (di/dt)
The induced field conserves momentum during the interval in which a disturbance in the original field is propagating. I have also done the math on this.
Frank Z
