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John M
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Can someone please tell me how the energy field created by warped space (gravity) and centred at the Earth's core dissipates? Is it the pressure/compression of this force/energy that makes the core so volatile?
Whilst time slows at altitude, do we become lighter, as we are further away from the centre of the Earth and gravity weakens?
Also, if the Earth's gravity is supposed to be six times stronger than the moons, how does this correlate to mass? The moon maybe six times smaller than the Earth but this does not mean that it has six times less mass.
Whilst time slows at altitude, do we become lighter, as we are further away from the centre of the Earth and gravity weakens?
Also, if the Earth's gravity is supposed to be six times stronger than the moons, how does this correlate to mass? The moon maybe six times smaller than the Earth but this does not mean that it has six times less mass.