Thread: What about gravity?

Originally Posted by Universal Mind

The planets going around stars have gravity on them, but that gravity is countered by the motions of the planets, and that is what keeps them in perpetual orbit until the stars get bigger and suck the planets in. The sun will eventually turn into a red giant and suck in Earth and the other planets.

Because of the big bang, the universe is still spreading outward. For a while, astronomers thought that the universe would eventually collapse due to gravity. But now they think the spread out force is enough to get the universe scattered enough to keep enough force to never collapse. That is disappointing because I used to think the big bang would happen again the same way it did last time and the entire course of the universe would happen the same way again, so we would live our lives an ininite number of times and already have lived them an infinite number of times. So it looks like scientists made an error that made us go from believing in an infinite number of lives to seeing the oncoming of eternal death. Dammit.



Why do you troll more than you discuss? Did you join this site just to be insulting? They don't usually teach this stuff in high school physics any way. This is astronomy, which is an elective if anything in high school.

Actually, saying that gravity only pertains to astronomy is as accurate as saying that optics only pertains to light bulbs.

I don't believe my post was trolling. I don't see how a simple appeal for information that could be easily found on one's own belongs in an extended discussion forum. There is nothing to discuss here.

he didnt say it ONLY pertains to astronomy. just like you didnt say it ONLY pertains to physics... god...

Originally Posted by Xaqaria

Actually, saying that gravity only pertains to astronomy is as accurate as saying that optics only pertains to light bulbs.

Great. More mischaracterizations from Xagaria. Michael did not just ask about gravity. He asked about how it affects planetery positions and the physical state of the universe. That is astronomy, and those concepts are generally not covered in high school physics classes.

Originally Posted by Xaqaria

I don't believe my post was trolling. I don't see how a simple appeal for information that could be easily found on one's own belongs in an extended discussion forum. There is nothing to discuss here.

You told him to pay more attention in physics class. You suggested that he did not know the answer to a question he asked because he screws off in a class where they don't even talk about the subject he asked about. That was consescending and pointless. I am bitching mainly because the vast majority of your posts are insulting, even more insulting than discussion oriented. You have a rude style in practically everything you post. Why do you feel the need to act that way?

What a question....

This is the most simple way I know how to explain it. Ultimately there is only one thing that can cause and determine gravity. That is Movement. The degree and nature of movement will determine it's relation to other movements and harmonize with them automatically integrating. Intense vibration causes an electromagnetic field. The more dense this vibration the more solid the nature of the object. In regards to planets. Different mass will have different movement and varying vibrations which hold each other in balance as they are correlated and connected by movement. Planets and solar systems, galaxies etc. They are just an example of the microcosm. As above so below.

Gravity is basically a manifestation and effect of vibration in varying degrees of what is known as life and death. The only way something can vibrate or move is due to the core of it's intelligence and life present.

If you want to go further. Life is the effect created through the existence and non existence of possibility and nothing. Which fluctuate and merge as opposite dualities infinite times in a finite moment. Creating Everything.

Thanks for all your answers. I just wanted some information on it from the people who know more about that kind of thing than me.

Gravity has always tripped me out. And I like seeing Xaqaria get mad.