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21 years 7 months ago #5495 by KoenigMKII
Replied by KoenigMKII on topic Reply from Neil Laverty
Partial quote of Tom here:-

"Many people have had that thought. But it leaves most properties of gravitation, including all GR properties, unexplained. For starters, how would gravity work between two charge-neutral bodies? How does it get its dependence on mass (as opposed to charge)? Why does electrostatic force behave so differently from gravitational force?"


Koes reply:-
Two charge neutral bodies still contain internal charges. I argue electric fields generated by the internal charges don't "cancel out"
they are superimposed on the same 3-D space outward from the charge surface.

[to be truthful I got the idea from the Haisch, Reuda & Putoff thinking on the nature of inertia] (Names may be spelled wrong)

I also think the only true neutral matter is the neutrino. In my thought experiment neutrinos are not affected by gravity.

There is a problem with neutrino detections that currently accepting theories don't explain. [there are too few neutrinos detected if I remember correctly ?]

Because I am suggesting in my thought experiment that Gravity is a vector sum resultant force due to a tiny asymetry between electrostatic repulsion and attraction, that explains why its so weak compared to the electrostatic force.



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