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Originally Posted by truedream
No, helium atom has powerful nucleus magnetic moment which is directly opposite to earth’s magnetic moment (gravity).
eg:works as like poles of bar magnet reples
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We've seen other proposals along these lines, i.e. gravity is some sort of interaction between magnetic dipoles, like your bar magnet. One of the things that spoils this idea is that the force between two magnets (dipoles) falls off as 1/r
3, whereas the force of gravity does a very good impression of falling off as 1/r[sup2[/sup]. How do you explain this?