sci.physics.particle

On Apr 4, 2:35=A0pm, "Y.Porat" wrote:
> On Apr 4, 10:38=A0am, Kumar wrote:
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> > > gravity is even while mass A and B do not move
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> > Still things within mass move. Instead of mass or alongwith mass, can
> > we consider "inter & intra-particle/substance" motions as a mediator
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> indeed even if big mass A and B are even not in relative motion
> thee still inside movement of subparticles of A and B
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> but the point is that
> **there must be messengers that ;fountain **outside*
> of those masses A and B
> so it is those messengers that do the job
> the inner motion can be only
> *an indirect* cause for those messengers
> to burst outwards
> (that is how i personally see it
> i dont have a direct line to God =A0(:-))
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Whatever be the motion, whether inside or outside, can it be motion
which create/interpret as gravitational force(GF)? Otherwise, how GF
is created?

During car race, whether two similar cars running in same direction
attract/pull each other?