Native
Free Natural Philosopher & Comparative Mythologist
First: Your "gravity" cannot be scientifically or logically explaned by what dynamically means and forces it should work. So all you have is interpretative assumptions based on circumstantial observations. Just remember this everytime you´re replying to "gravitational" matters.
Tree times you´re deriving from the linked Class Room explanations, just in order to be biasedly opposing and avoiding the illogics and inconsistencies in the class room nonsense.
The Sun isn´t pulling at anything as the entire Solar System is the result of a centrifugal expanding inside-out formation in the Milky Way which logically explains the increasing distances between objects in our Solar System.
And the elliptic orbits of planets is the logical result of this inside-out expanding motion as well.
Native said: ↑No, there is no resistance because there is nothing to resist it. The space around the Earth is a vacuum to a very high degree (as I pointed out, even with solar wind there is only 3-10 molecules per cubic centimeter--hardly enough to cause a resistance to the motion of the Earth of any significant degree).
And the 'pull' from gravity is in the direction of the sun. So the change is velocity from that force is what keeps the Earth in orbit.
Tree times you´re deriving from the linked Class Room explanations, just in order to be biasedly opposing and avoiding the illogics and inconsistencies in the class room nonsense.
Not in the real physical world they surely were´nt. They simply didn´t fit the real world.No, those numbers were the result of actual measurements. Sorry, but your philosophical musings don't win against that.
Your own correct reply here should then give you the logical hint of spacial velocity resistance forces and action on objects in general.Because you need to know how much that resistance slows the spacecraft. Also, if you go too fast, you can get an effect like skipping a stone off of water.
What will you call a "constant pull between two objects" which results in increasing distances between the objects?And the 'pull' from gravity is in the direction of the sun. So the change is velocity from that force is what keeps the Earth in orbit.
The Sun isn´t pulling at anything as the entire Solar System is the result of a centrifugal expanding inside-out formation in the Milky Way which logically explains the increasing distances between objects in our Solar System.
And the elliptic orbits of planets is the logical result of this inside-out expanding motion as well.
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