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That 'gravitational force' is produced by objects only
proportional to their inertia or mass, seems proven by Galileo's
on-Earth experiments, by Newton's proof that planet motions seem
consistent with that, and it being demonstrated with laboratory
masses by Cavendish in 1798 (see Vision Learning Gravity).
And that 'gravitational force' decreases with the square of the distance from a producing object seems proved by Newton's gravitational planet motions and by the 1798 Cavendish experiments. Of course there are claims that this does not hold accurately always, mostly based on astronomical evidence of apparent amounts of gravity and apparent amounts of matter in space seemingly having both localised and universe-wide discrepancies. Some try to explain such apparent gravity discrepancies by assuming the existence of local Black Holes and universe-wide Dark Matter, though with maybe little if any direct evidence. |
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Applied external forces generally, including pushes, seem to
accelerate bodies in inverse proportion to the mass of the body.
That bodies responses to gravity seem likewise inversely
proportional to their inertia or mass, is consistent with Newton -
and with Galileo demonstrating that all objects fall to the surface
of the earth with the same acceleration, independent of the density
or inertia or mass of the falling object. That applies to all kinds
of force, but to date gravity is the only natural force with strong
evidence of also being produced in proportion to a source objects
mass.
Of course these facts are not proof that gravity is actually an
external force pulling bodies, only that gravity works like there
is an external attraction 'force'. Gravity is 'universal' in affecting all
material bodies, unlike eg magnetic forces but like 'contact force'.
It is possible to build mobile robots that each emit signals
proportional to their mass and each accelerate themselves towards
another in proportion to the strength of its signals and in
proportion to their own mass. Though such gravity-robots can be
built and could be useful, it seems that no physicist has actually
tried building them. Now anyone can download free a practical Ebook
manual "Build A Remote-Controlled Robot" by David Shircliff from Hotfile.com at
http://hotfile.com/dl/94090930/a5870ef/Build_A_Remote-Controlled_Robot.rar.html
Such 'gravity robots' would be dynamic gravity
model mimic equivalents of William Gilbert's dynamic magnetic
Terella models which he used for many of his interesting magnetism
experiments. Of course such 'gravity robots' could only mimic
gravity, while Gilbert Terella models involve actual magnetism.
Gravity would have to be a much stronger force than it is to have
useful 'Gravity Terella' models - small black holes might do well
if they can exist !
That gravity production and response can be mimicked by robots
emitting signals, is of course no real evidence on whether gravity
is actually produced and actually works in such a manner or
not.
Gravity can work at different levels at the same time - as in
attracting an apple to the ground and in holding the Moon in orbit
around Earth. It can produce actual or potential accelerations of
various kinds, with many possible effects at very large or
small distances.
The motions of galaxies appear to some to require much more
gravity than the visible components of such galaxies should
produce. This has led some to conclude that there must exist some
Dark Matter producing extra gravity, perhaps based on uncharged
and maybe slow-moving neutrino-style particles (of small or big
mass) that interact little with normal matter and so will give little
evidence of their existing. Of course dark matter can go with
attraction theory physics which has no requirement that matter
emit light, and indeed has no general requirement for light - unlike
Einstein's relativity theory. But dark matter could also maybe go
with some other physics, and dark matter might also require some
as yet undiscovered dark forces ?
Instead of dark matter for 'missing gravity', Modified Newtonian Dynamics
or MOND gravity theory basically involves gravity response maintaining a
minimum value even when gravity signals drop - so giving more gravity than
expected as at galactic plus distances. This is of course compatible with an
attraction physics signal-theory in which response to signals might be expected
to have some minimum level. For recent evidence supporting MOND gravity see
Galactic Gravity.
Of course some signal response systems can involve all-or-none digital-type
response, and/or signal-threshold response, response delay times or other
signal response effects. So identifying all applicable parameters
for a signal-response gravity covering all circumstances may not be easy and
may need much more accurate and complete data than is now available.
Some regions of the universe that appear to produce more
gravity than their visible components should, are thought by some to
contain super-compressed matter called Black Holes, whose gravity is
claimed to be extremely strong and to be able to prevent the
emission of light or other radiation from itself. Of course this
requires that light can respond to gravity as objects with mass do.
But in General Relativity gravity is only space curvature, so to confine
emitted light would seem to only need the spacetime continuum being
'closed down' locally - however in that case the gravity within a black
hole should have no effect beyond it ?! A basic conflict with the
evidence if General Relativity was true, so black holes certainly
cannot be evidence for that theory. And black holes can go with
attraction theory physics which can allow of light being attracted
by gravity, with Newton giving possible explanations of the
reflection and refraction of light by local attraction.
Black holes could also maybe fit with some other theories.
A simpler explanation of both dark matter and black holes might be
that light emission and lower matter density is associated with
charged particles. Uncharged particles and gatherings of them may
be more common in the universe generally than apparent on earth. A
gathering of neutrons would be both dark or black and dense, and
need involve no strange theory. Neutrons look more like simple
Descartes-atoms, and indeed it may be that charged particles and
matter based on them actually are the somewhat stranger
phenomenon.
Gravity being an attraction force, it perhaps should cause the
universe to be contracting. And there does seem to be evidence of
at least some gravity contraction in that most galaxies seem to have a
greater concentration of matter nearer their centres. However there is
claimed evidence for an expanding universe, basically resting only on
observation showing that light over longer than galactic distances appears
to lose more energy - though there could well be other more likely
explanations for such observation. The evidence for
the universe expanding, is largely apparent Hubble light redshifts being
greater for more distant galaxies. The Doppler relative-velocity Effect
(apparent change in frequency and wavelength of a wave for relative
movement between it or its source and an observer) may be applicable to
starlight. So physicists now commonly assume that the received amplitude
of starlight must be a linear measure of the distance of its source, and star
redshifts being related to starlight amplitudes is taken as being a measure of
universe expansion. But the Tired Light Theory of Fritz Zwicky posits that star
redshifts are a measure of the energy depletion of the amplitude of light from
travel over great distances and indicating a non-expanding universe. And over
such large galactic distances very small reductions in the speed of light over
very small gravity gradients may give another possible mechanism as Hubble
favoured in his 'Tired Light' Theory?
Those claiming that the universe
is actually expanding, generally offer variations around two types
of explanation for such expansion ;
A. The universe began with an explosion and momentum maintains its
expansion at some fixed velocity.
B. There is a stronger repulsive force working against gravity
expanding the universe at some fixed acceleration. Apparent
Hubble light redshifts being greater for more distant galaxies, if due to
the Doppler relative-velocity Effect being applicable to light, seemingly
supports a B type expansion rather than an A type expansion.
However B needs a suitable repulsive force and some posit Dark
Energy for that, but there is little supporting evidence. Of course there
could seem to be other possibilities, one being a gravity expansion
involving gravity from outside the currently visible universe as from
an external shell of matter or from 'invisible dimensions'.
C. The universe began with an explosion and momentum maintains its
expansion at a fixed velocity but with centralised gravity
decelerating bodies nearer the centre more strongly than bodies
further from the centre. This should give Doppler red shifts that
are stronger towards the universe centre than towards the universe
edge radially, but with some blue shifting tangentially.
D. The universe is gravitationally contracting, with centralised
gravity accelerating bodies nearer the centre more strongly than
bodies further from the centre. This should give Doppler red shifts
radially towards and away from the universe centre but with some
blue shifting tangentially.
The explosion Big Bang explanation, A, alone should give no Doppler
redshifts - while B, C and D explanations should give differing
redshifts more radially than tangentially to different extents.
Einstein time-dilation gravitation-redshifting predicts some
redshifting from higher-gravity locations and blue-shifting from
lower-gravity locations. Many current astronomers support a general
space-expanding explanation, and some even a FitzGerald
matter-shrinking explanation, giving Doppler-equivalent redshifts.
What explanation, or combination of explanations, of apparent
universe-expansion is more likely depends on having exact numbers
for redshifts, distances, velocities and masses - and current
astronomy numbers are maybe not very exact, but if the universe is
expanding that does not itself seem to favour any of the general
physics theories particularly.
There is claimed to be evidence that redshift universe expansion
may be somewhat weaker - or dark matter repulsion be weaker, or
gravity be stronger, or whatever - at longer distance and at later
time. (see eg Afshordi, Geshnizjani and Khoury)
Classical relative motion involves the Addition of Velocities Effect which basically says that for any two bodies moving towards each other, at velocities v1 and v2, their relative velocity is v1 + v2 with opposite motion being a -v.
The Doppler Effect simply applies this to periodic emission motions, such as are commonly found in waves in mediums. For waves, their frequency is their velocity times the inverse of their wavelength, or is their period per second, as F=v/L. Periodic particle beams, eg of particles emitted each 5 seconds as their period, can have equivalent measures including frequency, velocity and period length.
Hence a positive velocity of a signal detector relative to any periodic signal, adds to the relative signal velocity and so increases the signals apparent frequency and decreases its apparent wavelength or period length as F=(v1+v2)/L, and no accelerations or acceleration forces are required for such Addition of Velocity or Doppler effects. (an increased apparent frequency can be called a blue-shift and its opposite a red-shift).
Einstein claimed that light uniquely does not show classical relative velocity effects, but does show both acceleration effects and gravitation effects from his claimed Acceleration-Gravity Equivalence Principle. Light passing a massive body will be deflected towards the body as its speed is reduced more in regions of greater gravity or under greater acceleration - and it will hence also suffer some reduction in frequency (red-shift)...predicted effect values are greater than classical motion effect values alone, but in itself that still allows that the classical effect may hold but with some extra factor also applying.
Newton showed that the strength of gravitational attraction
seems to decrease in proportion to the square of the distance from
a source object, and one explanation of that might be something
emitted spherically from the source and diluting as the surface
area of expanding spheres from it with zero attenuation. The
surface area of spheres is proportional to the square of their
radius.
Of course at present the only gravity detectors we have are other
gravity sources responding to gravity, which perhaps cannot
distinguish gravity being actually spherical from gravity being
directed to other gravity sources ? The fact that bodies like
galaxies and solar systems seem generally to be flat discs, rather
than being spherical, may cast some doubt on gravity being actually
spherical and require another explanation for Newton's inverse
square law ? Newton's inverse square law for gravity is of the form
G(d) = Go/(d.d), in line with unattenuating spherically diluting
signals, but may not precisely hold for all distance scales.
Attenuating part-diluting signals should mean an equation form
G(Xd) = (Go/(π.((d.TanX).(d.TanX)))) - 10alog(d), which could
possibly match Newton's law over some range of equation values and
might have wider application also ?
At the atomic level, spherical non-discrete forces may seem to fit
more with field, wave or space continuum ideas while non-spherical
discrete forces may fit more with body-body digital signal ideas.
The fact that electrons seem confined to very specific atomic
orbits maybe better fits a non-spherical non-continuum force
holding them, and if one force is non-spherical and digital then
maybe all such forces are also.
Many scientists and mathematicians have considered the sphere to be
the most perfectly ordered of shapes, but in nature the spherical is
often in fact the most disordered. If something basically has some
specific linear emission directionality, then lots of things having random
linear emission directionalities will average an approximately spherical
emission directionality. A spherical directionality is effectively no
directionality or random directionality. The Sun seeming to emit both
light and gravity spherically does not prevent either such emission at
the atomic level from perhaps being directionally linear emissions. And
the claim that particles and medium-waves differ in the former
propagating linearly and the latter spherically may hold only at some
general approximation levels reflecting the extent to which mediums
traversed do or do not disorganise their transit.
If gravity basically involves straight-line body-to-body signals
then part of signal dilution with distance could be due to relative
body-body motion and might also include some movement anticipation
as considered near the bottom of our main section on Einstein.
Of course if that holds between two elementary particles, a large
isolated body having vast numbers of such particles could be
expected to leak some gravity signals spherically and that leakage
might reasonably approximate to Newton's inverse square law with a
little extra attenuation. The gravity between two large bodies
would be leakage gravity plus some body-body gravity that might
about balance any extra attenuation. Distinguishing and quantifying
the various factors in such gravity would not be simple.
If bodies emit gravitons only in response to gravitons received,
and if the probability of a body emitting a graviton in response to
a graviton received is proportional to the mass of the body, then
two isolated bodies at relative rest should maintain graviton
emission intensities directed at each other proportional to their
masses. And if there are also additional background random
gravitons of some intensity then, in response to that, the two
bodies should also maintain additional spherical graviton emissions
with intensities proportional to their masses ?
An improved version of Descartes old particle push gravity theory
propounded first by Fatio around 1690, and elaborated by Le Sage
around 1780, was the push particle Shadow-Gravity theory. It
requires space everywhere having lots of randomly moving fast
particles (or maybe waves) of unknown origin, but it has been
claimed that they would create excessive drag and heat that is not
observed and may involve other problems ?
Newton raised the drag issue for gravity mechanisms that involve
push - and the issue holds for any particle, quantum, field, ether,
or continuum mechanism that works by push - since push should
produce drag and/or heat and there is strong evidence that space
produces very little drag or heat for planets or other
bodies.
Of course some kind of push gravity may still be possible with the
right mechanism, which might need most of the push to somehow
convert to eg spin energy instead of drag or heat ? Maybe even some
field-push or continuum-push theory not yet fully specified ? Of
course that would seem to need a response mechanism of some kind
and so might still favour an attraction gravity or signal-response gravity
that seems more able to avoid the problem perhaps ?
2010 in England sees an interesting publicised addition by the Royal Society
for the first time to the internet of one physics related manuscript relating to
gravity and Isaac Newton, but maybe adding to long-running lies rather than
to the truth ? A 'friend' of Newton in his 1752 'Memoirs of Sir Isaac Newton's
Life', regarding an around-1666 event, seems to translate Newton's idea of
gravitational attraction as referring to 'a drawing power' - which might be a pull ?
In William Stukeley's words, "as when formerly the notion of gravitation came
into his mind. Why does that apple always descend perpendicularly to the ground
... assuredly the reason is that the Earth draws it. There must be a drawing power
in matter. If matter thus draws matter ; it must be in proportion of its quantity.
Therefore the apple draws the Earth, as well as the Earth draws the apple." -
from the Royal Society manuscript at Royal Society manuscripts
This maybe does not help clarify whether Newton actually first thought of gravitation as being an attraction or as being a pull or in line with his later
published position as being possibly either. Newton's own words include no gravitation 'drawing', only 'attraction' or 'impulse (push-pull)'. Rather perhaps Stukeley exemplifies how
Newton's actual gravitation theory ideas were misrepresented while his physics mathematics were misappropriated for a Descartes mechanical physics when they
perhaps better fitted a William Gilbert effluvia-signal-processing attraction information physics.
For an overview of 'Gilbert-Newton' gravity see
The Attraction Theory of gravity and other forces or Attraction Physics
(en Français -
La théorie d'Attraction de gravité et d'autres
forces),
(auf Deutsch -
Die Attraktivität Theorie von schwerkraft und andere
kräfte).
Two possibly significant general issues have been raised
relating to gravity, and they may well be inter-related issues
;
1. Does a mass with more energy generate a greater gravitational
attraction than the same mass with less energy, ie does energy like
mass also generate gravity.
2. Does a gravitationally accelerating body actually show any net
gain or net loss of mass and/or energy from its gravitational
acceleration ?
While there is evidence that any such effects must be small, in
line with gravity being a weak force, there seems to be no further
real experimental evidence to date on such effects ?
Newton certainly proved that gravitational attraction seems to normally
transmit at some very fast speed, and seems to normally work in straight
lines - to at least some good approximation for most common circumstances.
There remain issues about the exactness and the universality of both these
aspects of gravity, with some claims for a gravity speed-of-light fixed
velocity and for gravity bending like light if not having some other light-like
properties. To date there seems to be no evidence that gravity reflects or
refracts. Gravity affecting many objects to some extent that may be very weak,
it may never be possible to prove that something is entirely unaffected by
gravity or is entirely 'massless'.
2010 sees a 'holographic information physics' being 'logically' developed from string
physics by Dutch physicist Erik Verlinde and others. Variations in entropy (or temperature-like)
directional information gradients with matter location exist, and they somehow give
directional pressures or forces acting as gravity. This physics seems to require that statistical
entropy information has some actual existence and is more fundamental than matter, energy,
space or time - which may be impossible to actually prove. And some supporters of M-theory
basically posit that the universe is an information hologram.
But since the Verlinde physics 'forces' seem to lack a mechanical push mechanism, such types
of information physics seem to require matter to be able to detect, and be able to itself respond
to, directional information. But gravity would then require matter to respond not to single
information bits but to statistical gradients of many information bits, yet this Verlinde 'information
physics' includes no information processing mechanism. And while an information processing physics
may be possible, a more discrete information processing physics (with statistical entropy information
a maybe less used derivative) may look more likely and may more readily fit an attraction physics.
And of course Verlinde physics maybe lacks rigorous definitions of information, energy, mass and
other key elements in the theory, such that it is hard to determine if the theory is logically consistent.
It seems a weak attempt at applying an ill-defined physics jargon to what looks a possibly good mathematics.
(
Erik Verlinde 2010 Arxiv.org and
others 2010)
Gravity has been claimed to also have weaker effects producing
motion in a direction other than attraction's normal directionality. Hence gravity
has been claimed to have a 'Geodetic' or 'de Sitter' effect such that the gravity of
a fixed body wii produce precession in a body orbiting it. Gravity has also been
claimed to have a 'gravitomagnetic' or 'Lense-Thirring' effect such that the gravity
of a rotating body will produce rotation in a fixed body near it. These claimed gravity
effects may seem doubtful, since comparable proved properties of magnetism affect
chiefly body alignment and not body precession or body rotation. Magnetic bodies suspended
over our magnetic Earth do not seem to show regular rotation or to show precession,
and only show a small 'rotation' to reaching some fixed alignment position ? Of course
gravity could maybe show some different effects, but the evidence is maybe not strong.
The Strong Force that applies to some sub-atomic particle has been claimed to actually be gravity,
though stronger by a factor of around 1038
over a very short distance range only. It has been claimed that then Einstein's General Relativity
equation k = Gs.(8π/c4) where Gs is
the 'strong gravity' value of the G of normal gravity, can predict the masses of strong-force Hadron
composite sub-atomic particles - but not of non-strong-force Lepton elementary particles -
[ see arxiv.org ].
No explanation seems to have been posited yet as to how gravity could take two forms, but if gravity
is a response to signals then there being two types of response might well be more readily explainable.
Attempts to explain gravity as a small difference between electric charge repulsion forces
and simple electric charge attraction forces, face the problem of similar charges seeming to distribute
similarly (eg negative charge particles orbiting outside positive charge particles) with such
attraction being between dis-similar charges. Hence negative charges being on average 1%
closer to other negative charges and positive charges being on average 1% further from other
positive charges, leaving opposite charges on average the same distance apart, need not
affect net attractions (or net repulsions). The same holds for any regular dipole distribution for
simple electric charge forces. Experiment does not seem to support any universal electric charge
distribution in matter that could give a universal gravity effect that way, without the addition of
perhaps debatable secondary field effect assumptions.
Newton showed that the orbits of planets and moons in our solar
system under the Sun's gravitational attraction should have
substantial stability. But he did not consider the issue of the
Sun's stability under the varying gravitational attractions of
these orbiting bodies, which involves a number of factors ;
1. The total gravitational attraction exerted on the Sun.
2. The mean directionality of gravitational attraction exerted on
the Sun being equatorial due to orbit planes.
3. The point gravitational attraction exerted on the Sun due to
planets being discrete.
4. The time variance of point gravitational attraction exerted on
the Sun due to planet orbit velocities giving varying degrees of
planet conjugations.
These gravitation factors must be the chief causes of the observed
instability of the Sun as shown by solar activity and its
significant variation over time. This solar instability would be
reduced if some of the planets orbited the Sun in a plane at 90
degrees to their present orbit planes. For more on this see our
section on Solar
System Problems.
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