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Also where is the opposing force to gravity. there is always opposing forces. and dont say resistance or upthrust forces cos they are not true to every situation. Every situation has an equal and opposite.

Ying and Yang stylee.

~Tezs

I always thought, newton proved that two bodies attract eachother, so everything that is drawn to the earth by gravity, pulls the earth to itself aswell, there for creating the opposite force of Gravity

the thing about Anti-matter is true but Newton didn't know anti0matter existed when he made his laws

ah but thats not the case. yeah two point masses will attract using Gm1m2/something or other but that isnt the case with the opposing forces.

The opposing force would be repulsion. im talking gravity being attraction so what is its opposing force.

Have you heard of strong nuclear force. its basically a force in the atom which works over extremely small distances. were talking -10^6.

at some points it attracts but if the atoms get too close it will repel. hence there is an origin and an opposite.

Same with magnets and electromagnets and dipoles. there is always an oppossing force and they are equal and opposite. so what is gravity's if there is one. otherwise it is not a true force.

Ciao for now.

Tez

I only had one hour physics a week in high school so I have very lil knowledge about astro or atom physics
but I can give you the email addys of my friends who study at uni
mostly civil engineers tho I have one mate, one of my best friends, who's specialising in space aveonics (sp) and astrophysics so he might be able to help out

Get em to come on here man and c if they can tell me anything. I onyl have A level Physics under my belt. 5 hour a week jobby but i now study biotechnology so im fairly out of tune. but yeah if they know anything please let em solve my dilemma.

Tez

I can ask but most of them won't have time for this