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EsquireWilliam
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According to observations and known models mass is equal to the amount of atoms in a given space, and gravity is proportional to the amount of mass in a given space (ie. Sun > Earth > Moon) If those observations are undeniable then my question remains: is gravity directly related to groupings of atoms (mass) and if so could atoms interactions between one another be the trigger behind the phenomenon we call gravity?
This is a legitimate question regarding personal research into Quantum Theory of Gravity, I am not presenting any personal theory simply asking a scientific question directed towards any readers that have a high-level background in the fields of Quantum, Particle and Theoretical physics. Thanks for reading and any comments/responses.
This is a legitimate question regarding personal research into Quantum Theory of Gravity, I am not presenting any personal theory simply asking a scientific question directed towards any readers that have a high-level background in the fields of Quantum, Particle and Theoretical physics. Thanks for reading and any comments/responses.