micro skrev:
Jag sag en film dar det forklarades att gravitation inte fungerar som forskare pastar.

Gravitationen ar som en vag med positiv och negativ dragningskraft.

Det forklarar hur planeter ligger i olika ringar runt solen. Planeterna ligger i ett lokalt stabilt dravitationsfalt dar det sitter fast.

Detta gor ocksa att gravitationen mot jordens karna (eller solens) har stabila gravitationsplan. Det skulle betyda att om man slapper en sten i ett hal som gar hela vagen ned till jordens karna sa skulle stenen fasna i ett lokalt falt och stanna kvar dar nagon stans pa vagen mot mitten.

Detta kan gora det mojligt att bo pa insidan av en planet dar det ar negativ gravitation, samt en massa annat skoj.

micro skrev:
Detta kan gora det mojligt att bo pa insidan av en planet dar det ar negativ gravitation, samt en massa annat skoj.

patrix skrev:
Man behöver inte spilla tid med "forskares" "forskning".

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patrix skrev:
Man behöver inte spilla tid med "forskares" "forskning".

Nä, det klart att med den inställningen blir ju livet lättare, beslut enklare och jorden platt.

micro skrev:
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Tank dig att det finns flera banor runt solen dar gravitationen ar 0.

Gar man lite langre ut fran denna bana sa okar gravitationen mot solen, gar man lite langre in sa minskar gravitationen mot solen.

Pa sa satt sa haller sig en planet i narheten av denna bana.

Nu vet jag inte om det stammer, men det ar i alla fall logist att det skulle kunna fungera i en simulation.

F. MURRAY ABRAHAM (NARRATOR): It took Einstein three years to master all the subtleties. By the fall of 1915, he was ready to put the theory to the test. The orbits of the planets were understood with extraordinary precision—with one exception. Mercury's orbit shifted slightly, unaccountably, every year.

MARTIN KLEIN: It's a very small number, previously totally unexplained. Now here on the basis of this theory, which he had invented, out of nothing in a certain sense, out of his view of how God would have had to make the Universe to make it right. He is able to calculate this very real, small effect, and get the right answer. That could give you palpitations.

ABRAHAM PAIS: And I believe at that moment, Einstein said, "I don't care what the world will say. I am right, because the Lord has told me, calculate the perihelion motion of Mercury and you will see." And he did! And it came out.

ALBERT EINSTEIN (ACTOR ANDREW SACHS): When I found that my calculations predicted the motion of mercury exactly, something snapped inside me. The feeling was so extreme. I couldn't work for days. I was beside myself. In all my life, I never felt such joy.