What does not create a gravity force?

Hmmmm I posted that fast still I'll go with nothing,and there is no
such thing as nothing. Wheeler said everything creates a
gravitational force.(I like having Wheeler on my side) Anything that
could ever block gravity in reality only adds to its force. How far can
I go with this?,Very far indeed. How do you like this for apples? "There
is energy in a gravitational field,and this energy produces additional
gravitational force(talk about dog catching its own tail) I gan now
safely say "gravity gravitates" I'm laughing because I'm thinking how
can you mathematical bit together a gravity making itself stronger
equation? Seems when we think about gravity we go with massive bodies as
stars,planets,and galaxies. Reality is we can't leave out any energy. I
think think,and think gravity,and come up with only weak ideas. The
reason is gravity is a hell of a lot more complex than the other three
forces. As I have posted in the past the other three forces were
created by gravity. Bert

Bert asks, "what does not create a gravity force?"
No-brainer. Non-accelerating space.
oc

Bill Sheppard wrote:

Bert asks, "what does not create a gravity force?"
No-brainer. Non-accelerating space.
oc


You misspelled "saucerhead physics".

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Hmmmm I posted that fast still I'll go with nothing,and there is no
such thing as nothing. Wheeler said everything creates a
gravitational force.(I like having Wheeler on my side) Anything that
could ever block gravity in reality only adds to its force. How far can
I go with this?,Very far indeed. How do you like this for apples?

Evrything you need to know about gravity:

G=8piT

A bit more detail:

http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/gr/gr.html

Klazmon.

Hi oc Your answer begs this question. Where do you find space that is
motionless? Seems Wolter had space flowing like a liquid to produce a
push force for his gravitational theory Bert

Bert asks,
Where do you find space that is
motionless?

*Absolutely* motionless? Probably nowhere, even in deepest intergalactic
space.

Seems Wolter had space flowing like a
liquid to produce a push force for his
gravitational theory

Not just flowing, but accelerating. That's when gravity happens.
Conversely, inertia happens when an object is under acceleration. That
is the essence of gravity-acceleration equivalence. They're rooted in
the exact same mechanism.
Incidently, "like a liquid" is not quite a correct
description, since liquid is not compressible. The spatial fluid is
fully compressible/expansible and amenable to density gradients.
The flowing-space model of gravity is not just
Wolter's. The exact same model has since been deduced independantly and
without collaboration by Lindner, Warren, Shifman et al. But Wolter's
has a few additional features like hyperfluidity and the 'supra-cosmic
overpressure'(SCO).. the latter being the 'key in the lock' defining the
One Force driving all the flows in his Unified Field of Spatial Flows.
oc

Bill Sheppard wrote:
Bert asks,
Where do you find space that is
motionless?

*Absolutely* motionless? Probably nowhere, even in deepest intergalactic
space.

Seems Wolter had space flowing like a
liquid to produce a push force for his
gravitational theory

Not just flowing, but accelerating. That's when gravity happens.
Conversely, inertia happens when an object is under acceleration. That
is the essence of gravity-acceleration equivalence. They're rooted in
the exact same mechanism.
Incidently, "like a liquid" is not quite a correct
description, since liquid is not compressible. The spatial fluid is
fully compressible/expansible and amenable to density gradients.


So space is more like a gas. But a gas is made up of particles. It
can be compressed because the particles can be forced closer together.
Forcing the particles closer together increases density, since each
particle carries mass.

What are the constituent units that make up space?


The flowing-space model of gravity is not just
Wolter's. The exact same model has since been deduced independantly and
without collaboration by Lindner, Warren, Shifman et al. But Wolter's
has a few additional features like hyperfluidity and the 'supra-cosmic
overpressure'(SCO).. the latter being the 'key in the lock' defining the
One Force driving all the flows in his Unified Field of Spatial Flows.
oc


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