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Do we know if the instantaneous/observed acceleration due to the vacuum is directly proportional to distance or possibly? (ignore any gravitational effects)
A~D ?
A~D^2 ?
A~D^(1/2) ?
A~D^(-2)
A~D^(Other) ?
OR
A= constant (edited as I forgot this one)
If not, is there a best guess/fit or simply not precise enough data?
Feel free to correct my question if it is simply a bad question. I didn't see this directly address in any thread; if I missed one, a link would be great.
A~D ?
A~D^2 ?
A~D^(1/2) ?
A~D^(-2)
A~D^(Other) ?
OR
A= constant (edited as I forgot this one)
If not, is there a best guess/fit or simply not precise enough data?
Feel free to correct my question if it is simply a bad question. I didn't see this directly address in any thread; if I missed one, a link would be great.
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