Gravity by MAS2015

MAS2015

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9th Feb 2017

12th Feb 2017

Gravity is one of nature's four fundamental forces, together with electromagnetism, weak force, and strong force. The most precise description is given by the general theory of relativity, which is a consequence of the space-time curvature.

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  MAS2015 10th Feb 2017
  hansungje: Thansk for visit and comment.
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  MAS2015 10th Feb 2017
  @Preset: Some comments deal with string theory, but the save does not. Thanks for visit and comment.
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  MAS2015 10th Feb 2017
  @LiquidPlasma and @thechubbyhusky: Thanks for visit, comment and vote. I'll try hard to keep doing what you like.
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  _Theo 10th Feb 2017
  That gravity field is sad. "Depression because of mass"
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  MAS2015 10th Feb 2017
  @New_man100000: As for graphically demonstrating spatial dimensions, we can easily show 0D (dot), 1D (line) and 2D (plane). We can also show a "distorted simulation" in a plane (paper or PC screen), 3D (cube), but from space 4D is impossible because our mind can not see the direction of the 4 axis.
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  MAS2015 10th Feb 2017
  @TPTRules: Thanks for visit and comment.
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  MAS2015 10th Feb 2017
  New_man100000: In a simplistic way, and not to enter into scientific, philosophical and complex discussions. According to string theory, our universe is just a "slice" of a multiverse existing in an 11-dimensional structure. Of the carriers of the fundamental forces: photons, W and Z bosons, gluons and gravitons, only gravitons (particles carrying gravitational "force") can overcome the barrier separating universes and 11 dimensions, so it is diluted if compared With the other forces.
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  hansungje 10th Feb 2017
  id:2101820 - 0,1,2 dimetions
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  Preset 10th Feb 2017
  This is string theory right? Im not sure it just looks it.
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  thechubbyhusky 10th Feb 2017
  Awesome! :D I love stuff like this! :) +1