You can re-create the picture,
Not this you belive in, and not without cheating..
but you cannot place the center of gravity
You mean you cannot., I have no problem doing so.
Obviously, you also don't read posts. I used an estimated elevation. This will offset the curve, but since we cannot place it anyway, it is not a big problem. However, the differing hights created an anomaly. I'm sure that will vainish when we get the right elevations.
I do not know what you talk about, - you did not understand that the FAG and the total ADG is inseparable connected.
The thickness of the floor separations is only relevant for the mass.
No not at all, when the floor height is only 2 cm of it means 0.6 * 0.3048 mgal, that’s a lot.
Why should it bend outwards?
In fact it is bending towards the object, but how can I explain you that by stretching towards a object a both space and meter stick expands, I guess you-ll not get the point, therefore I thought I could cheat you to understand by simplifying to mention the results seems to be “outwards” extention, but the pull/stretch is in reality inwards.
Bjarne, your thesis is plenty silly as it is, better not make it worse.
It is not silly but an important measurement experiment for the future.
It can easy be done, for example to execute the container measurement experiment as shown (and describe) above, and then repeat it but this time with “a bobble” without matter around the COG (gravity center).
As I wrote, it would not surprise me if ADG values in both cases are the same. We must probably understand gravity as a UNITY. Probably the effect on the central “point” (COG) must always be the same. – This effect on that point is so far I see it the basic for that a gravitational field at all can exist. – This is the “anker” of gravity that make it possible to pull space (and matter) from an outwards direction.
Ahh, no. The gravity on the surface of Earth varies quite a bit from place to place. We don't have to call on a very local concentration of mass for that. How deep is the grainite bedrock under that spot? You don't know. How high is the ground over sea level? You don't know. How much water is in the underground? You don't know.
First at all the underground here in this country is very predictable.
Of course there are anomalies, but notice these are fast decreasing, based on /r
2 .
For example a anomaly 2 meter inside of the underground give you only 25% effect, 4 meter above it is only 6.25%
And remember to
add the fact that
only the density difference really matter, - So the effects from the underground do fast become insignificant at floors just few meters above the ground floor.
Hence still you should easy could re etabelish what you belive should be the real pattern, - but you
can't (without cheating)...
The FAG reflects the Earths ADG
and distances to its COG (
6254000 meter) therefore this one is
pretty stable and predictable. .