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I am sorry, I do not understand what you posted there. The result of a force is a change in space between two objects, is that what you are trying to say?
Yes, that so. This is a single real explanation of a free fall acceleration constancy. It does not depend of mass. It is a property of space-time itself.Moe said:I am sorry, I do not understand what you posted there. The result of a force is a change in space between two objects, is that what you are trying to say?
Moe,Moe said:But the force of attraction between two objects is very much dependant on their mass.
It looks like a philosophical category sooner.omin said:Selected Quote: "But the question “ What is a force? ” remains open on today."
All things and their possible magnitudes can only be comprehened through comparison. Force's essential meaning is it's comparitive property.
"Life is strange," said Jeremy.
"Compared to what?" said the spider.
Force is to compare and quantify the difference between two sensed things by a chosen method. It alone cannot be said to be understood.
Michael F. Dmitriyev said:But there should be a physical explanation of this philosophical category.
The main difference between a philosophical explanation and a physical explanation is analogous to qualifying and quantifying.
Philosophy uses the humans senses and memory to compare qualities between physical things of the world. An explanation is given by using names to distinguish those things that have general differences. To make the explanation physical or scientific, quantitative means must be used. The measuring stick and scales are brought out.