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To: ETL

Right, but even if you discount the mass, you’ve still got an acceleration curve, and mathematically, that doesn’t happen without some constant additive factor. Normally that is a force, but I suppose it could be something else if we aren’t talking about accelerating masses. Still seems to me that an undescribed fundamental force is the natural suspect.


98 posted on 08/25/2016 2:05:44 PM PDT by Boogieman
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To: Boogieman
that doesn’t happen without some constant additive factor. Normally that is a force, but I suppose it could be something else if we aren’t talking about accelerating masses. Still seems to me that an undescribed fundamental force is the natural suspect.

I guess it just goes back to the mysterious nature of space-time. I mean, we still don't really know what causes gravity, a supposed "curvature of space-time".

99 posted on 08/25/2016 2:10:14 PM PDT by ETL (God PLEASE help America...ASAP)
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