He does not matter where the theory of the gravity of Newton if based, in which the bodies if attract reciprocamente with a force that was called mass; e each one is inversely proportional to the square of in the distance between them. I ask! This same gravity in the Land exists for the Sun, that only loses energies, but does not lose its gravitational forces of attraction for the bodies that had always kept its distancias? The American physicists say: The current theory is that the universe exists 92 billion years - and the sun converts 3.000.000 of tons of substance for energy each AS. The Brazilian physicists say: When the account of the mass becomes that the Sun loses, seems very, but relatively the mass of the sun, is only one minimum fraction. So minimum that its gravitational force practically remains unchanged during many millions of years. Tarcísio Brito says: that the Universe and finite in its dimension and the infinite in its time.
2007-02-09
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