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Originally Posted by nutant gene 71
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Originally Posted by papageno
It is the gravitational mass.
On the right-hand side you have the inertial mass.
If you assume that the Equivalence Priniple is still valid, the two masses are one and the same, and you are left with a contradiction in your reasoning.
The only way out for you is a violation of the Equivalence Principle, which is disproven by observations.
But the Equivalence Principle is anyway unrelated to the actual value of G.
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Are you saying (Gm) = m, or not ? :-) ...Show me. |
Where did you get this?
Did you actually read my post, or are you just trying to evade the point?
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