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Can gravitational force transfer between materials?
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Can gravitational force transfer between materials?
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Can gravitational force transfer between materials?
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like electrons flow..
can graviton flow?
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Re: Can gravitational force transfer between materials?
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Can you rephrase your question more clearly? What exactly are you really looking for? The reason for my request is because there's no such thing as a gravitational force transferring between anything.
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Re: Can gravitational force transfer between materials?
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If you add electrical charge to a body, you increase its electrostatic field strength.
If you add mass to a body, you increase its gravitational field strength.
But it's a very poor analogy.
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