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Originally Posted by Botnst
Gravity (whatever it is) is a affectation of mass. To balance a frce vector one must introduce a force (magnitude and direction) proportionate to the displacement one seeks.
Magnetism is a result of charged alignments of atoms within a volume and is also a function of the direction and magnitude of current (atomic factors which can be ignored, depending on scale). Gravity is a function of mass, regardless of charge.
One could shield a volume of space by exactly replication (and opposite sign) the space-time distortion plus the magnetic force in a sign-opposite direction.
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Yeah. What 'e said.
Hi Bonst. If that was an attempt to edumicate me, I must admit I still don't understand.
Can you answer my last two questions please? Thank you....btw..another Monty Python fan.
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