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How does gravity affect two touching spheres?
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How does gravity affect two touching spheres?
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Boyd Foster asked the Naked Scientists:
Hi Dr. Chris,
My questions is if you had 2 perfectly round balls (spheres) of the same size with perfectly smooth surface areas touching each other and then the same again but the balls were of larger (or smaller) size and you eliminate gravity from the equation, would the contact point be different? could it be calculated?
Thank you,
Boyd from Australia
What do you think?
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