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Old 08-July-2005, 09:49 AM
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Default Re: Hypothetical variable mass in hypo variable G?

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Originally Posted by nutant gene 71
In papageno's last big post I counted at least 10 times where he says I'm "wrong" or "don't understand", so must accept this as my failure. In my previous incarnation (as "Lunatik" now in permanent 'safing') I had shown a paper on Atomic Mass with some mathematical scratchings on how G is different for each orbital region (which happens to unexpectedly grow at the rate of one G per AU), but then too I was told how wrong I was, or didn't understand, by the same parties, so pulled it from its site for review (it's up for peer review at the moment).
Let's be clear: it has been shown and explained where you are wrong.


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Originally Posted by nutant gene 71
I don't have the answers, and would not have them unless further astrophysical research measured a different Newton's G, which has not happened. So I remain isolated with my conceptual conundrum, which is okay with me, as it is something on which I can further meditate.
We tried to get you out of your coneptual conudrum, but you simply dismiss our explanations by saying that we just would not understand.

Now, do you understand that kilogram-mass is not the same as kilogram-weight?
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