Is this how gravity really works?

[Kjelete]

Both have been conclusively demonstrated.

I watched the latest videos and documantaries abou the subjects, and I haven`t seen anything. Maybe you`ve read something else

 

[Kjelete]

But it's no the very first theory about gravity in the world. It's not a theory or a hypothesis. It's an idea. A quite rambling and very difficult to prove idea.

Seriously: what would an experiment to show this look like?

Rub a strain of cotton and see if when you`re finger moves closer and closer, the speed of the attraction turns faster

 

[Warden_of_the_Storm]

Rub a strain of cotton and see if when you`re finger moves closer and closer, the speed of the attraction turns faster

That's. Not. Gravity. That's friction.

And you mean a string of cotton, not a strain of cotton. Or this a language thing between English and Norwegian?

 

[Kjelete]

That's. Not. Gravity. That's friction.

And you mean a string of cotton, not a strain of cotton. Or this a language thing between English and Norwegian?

I disagree, you add energy when you rub the "string" of cotton, so the nucleons starts to spin energy around it`s core. Like a magnet. I always wondered how a magnet worked, it`s where from I got the idea. Sorry my bad english yes

 

[Hans Blaster]

I watched the latest videos and documantaries abou the subjects, and I haven`t seen anything. Maybe you`ve read something else

Journal articles.

 

[Ophiolite]

No glory for coming up with the very first theory about gravity in the world

Great glory for such an achievement; only embarrassment for your insistence on basing your ideas upon easily correctible ignorance. The internet abounds with quality explanations on gravity, pitched at all kinds of educational levels. There is no excuse for not making use of these to correct your misunderstanding and missing knowledge.

 

[Paulos23]

I disagree, you add energy when you rub the "string" of cotton, so the nucleons starts to spin energy around it`s core. Like a magnet. I always wondered how a magnet worked, it`s where from I got the idea. Sorry my bad english yes

Gravity is not magnetism.

 

[Kjelete]

Journal articles.

I think documentaries on tv is a little more updated, it`s popular researchers about the latest theories about everything. You prefer to read journals perhaps, no big deal

 

[Hans Blaster]

I think documentaries on tv is a little more updated,

No they are not. Docos are usually at least 5 years behind.

it`s popular researchers about the latest theories about everything. You prefer to read journals perhaps, no big deal

 

[Warden_of_the_Storm]

I disagree, you add energy when you rub the "string" of cotton, so the nucleons starts to spin energy around it`s core. Like a magnet. I always wondered how a magnet worked, it`s where from I got the idea. Sorry my bad english yes

Yes, and that energy is called friction. That's not gravity, it's specifically called friction. A string of cotton has no core. In fact, the string of cotton between the fingers IS the core, but it does not work in the same way as a magnet.

Magnets work because of alignments of electrons, which either attract or repulse. It's quantum mechanics, which honestly makes my head hurt.

 

[sjastro]

Curvature of space hasn`t been proven, I think. This "fabric" of space they talk about, it isn`t proven. It`s only been speculated about because something holds galaxies together

Year(s)	Measurement / Experiment	Observable	Why This Is Curvature-Only
1915	Mercury perihelion advance	Excess orbital precession	Requires geodesic deviation from curved spacetime
1919	Solar light deflection	Angular bending of starlight	Null geodesics deviate only if spacetime is curved
1964–1975	Shapiro time delay	Radar signal delay	Light propagation altered by curved geometry
1967–present	Binary pulsars	Orbital decay & relativistic timing	Strong-field curvature + nonlinear GR dynamics
1970s–present	VLBI light deflection	Precise solar light bending	Direct measurement of spacetime curvature
1980s–present	Lunar Laser Ranging	Tidal orbital deviations	Measures tidal curvature, not potential
2004–2011	Gravity Probe B	Gyroscope precession	Spin transport in curved spacetime
2015–present	LIGO / Virgo / KAGRA	Gravitational waves	Propagating spacetime curvature itself
2016–present	LAGEOS / LARES	Frame-dragging precession	Curvature from spacetime rotation
2019–present	Event Horizon Telescope	Black hole shadow	Strong-field curvature near horizon
2020s	Pulsar Timing Arrays	Stochastic GW background	Large-scale curvature fluctuations

 

[Hans Blaster]

Year(s)	Measurement / Experiment	Observable	Why This Is Curvature-Only
1915	Mercury perihelion advance	Excess orbital precession	Requires geodesic deviation from curved spacetime
1919	Solar light deflection	Angular bending of starlight	Null geodesics deviate only if spacetime is curved
1964–1975	Shapiro time delay	Radar signal delay	Light propagation altered by curved geometry
1967–present	Binary pulsars	Orbital decay & relativistic timing	Strong-field curvature + nonlinear GR dynamics
1970s–present	VLBI light deflection	Precise solar light bending	Direct measurement of spacetime curvature
1980s–present	Lunar Laser Ranging	Tidal orbital deviations	Measures tidal curvature, not potential
2004–2011	Gravity Probe B	Gyroscope precession	Spin transport in curved spacetime
2015–present	LIGO / Virgo / KAGRA	Gravitational waves	Propagating spacetime curvature itself
2016–present	LAGEOS / LARES	Frame-dragging precession	Curvature from spacetime rotation
2019–present	Event Horizon Telescope	Black hole shadow	Strong-field curvature near horizon
2020s	Pulsar Timing Arrays	Stochastic GW background	Large-scale curvature fluctuations

And @Kjelete any decent documentary would have told you about many of those things, including how they were measured.

 

[sjastro]

Year(s)	Measurement / Experiment	Observable	Why This Is Curvature-Only
1915	Mercury perihelion advance	Excess orbital precession	Requires geodesic deviation from curved spacetime
1919	Solar light deflection	Angular bending of starlight	Null geodesics deviate only if spacetime is curved
1964–1975	Shapiro time delay	Radar signal delay	Light propagation altered by curved geometry
1967–present	Binary pulsars	Orbital decay & relativistic timing	Strong-field curvature + nonlinear GR dynamics
1970s–present	VLBI light deflection	Precise solar light bending	Direct measurement of spacetime curvature
1980s–present	Lunar Laser Ranging	Tidal orbital deviations	Measures tidal curvature, not potential
2004–2011	Gravity Probe B	Gyroscope precession	Spin transport in curved spacetime
2015–present	LIGO / Virgo / KAGRA	Gravitational waves	Propagating spacetime curvature itself
2016–present	LAGEOS / LARES	Frame-dragging precession	Curvature from spacetime rotation
2019–present	Event Horizon Telescope	Black hole shadow	Strong-field curvature near horizon
2020s	Pulsar Timing Arrays	Stochastic GW background	Large-scale curvature fluctuations

Then there are the Hipparcos and Gaia missions which accurately mapped star positions.
This required corrections caused by the bending of star light due to space time curvature around the Sun.

 

[Bradskii]

I tried to find out some years ago how gravity really works, why it attracts other objects:

My avatar will explain it:

 

[Maria Billingsley]

I tried to find out some years ago how gravity really works, why it attracts other objects:

I think it`s like if you take a magnet, it absorbs energy and it sends it in orbits around the core. Like waves, but everything within the wave get`s pulled in to the center, because the gravity-waves penerates your body or object. The closer to to core, the shorter the wave is and you get pulled in-wards faster and faster as the wave get`s shorter.

In empty air, vacuum, there`s no air above it to push it down, so it falls more or less freely. Do you get my idea, the gravity-ripples penetrates the body and psychially pulls it to the center of the magnet:

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I was originally made fun of for this idea, they ridiculed me. But you can actually observe that if you rub a strain of cotton for example, the closer your finger is to the strain of cotton, the faster it pulls into your finger. I made a basic picture to show

Apparently no gravity is just a continuous free fall with no landing hence , floating. In other words, breaking a barrier. So gravity is not having the ability to break that barrier hence, grounded.