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@Mamapolo2016 but would that explain if gravity was natural or not by seeing the scene being more illustrative ? Today no one can explain what gravity is . Even the top physicists have opposing theories on Gravity. SO saying it 's natural might not be accurate either . Throw some light on this if you like, and you might win the nobel prize too..lol
SomeMichGuy · M
@Phantome
[quote]Even the top physicists have opposing theories on Gravity.[/quote]
No.
They have different ideas of how to bring gravity into the fold with other interactions, but the differences between the predictions are unmeasurable.
Perhaps understanding dark matter/energy will change this.
[quote]Even the top physicists have opposing theories on Gravity.[/quote]
No.
They have different ideas of how to bring gravity into the fold with other interactions, but the differences between the predictions are unmeasurable.
Perhaps understanding dark matter/energy will change this.
@SomeMichGuy hahaha. So now you just admitted to knowing nothing at all about gravity.. at least youre honest..hahah
SomeMichGuy · M
@Phantome No.
I told you what is true: differences im some of the major contenders for grand unification have to agree with what is already is known, so it turns out that the differences between them are predictions beyond current measurement limits.
Besides that, the value of Λ has to be sorted out; it isn't even consistent from different measurement techniques.
I told you what is true: differences im some of the major contenders for grand unification have to agree with what is already is known, so it turns out that the differences between them are predictions beyond current measurement limits.
Besides that, the value of Λ has to be sorted out; it isn't even consistent from different measurement techniques.