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9.81 is the gravitational constant of earth. it changes by each planet

@Volvox What's gravity?

9.81 m/s^2

We just went over this, its the warping effect mass has on space

It changes by each planet. They know this from all the planets they've visited.

Oh wait....

Gravity is hypothetical

@Volvox What's mass?

well human sheeple, there is always an axiom or starting point that we take for granted when we think about anything. To talk about anything you need to start somewhere. We start by defining physical units such as a kg, a newton, a candela, etc

There is only one electron in the universe, it's just everywhere at the same time. That's why electrons all have the same spin and in the same order

F = G*((m sub 1*m sub 2)/r^2

we come up with consistent ways to measure those qualities of an object, and go from there

Gravity formula

So, that is the axiom for a graviton @Wiggles ?

*what

not that.

@Volvox yeah but first you have to explain to me what m is

What is m?

In theory, two pencils will EVENTUSALLY pull themselves together, in a frictionless environment

@GandalfTheGreen why do you want to know?

m is mass

Because I already know.

@Volvox What is mass?

then great

Mass is light.

Sheeple, to understand mass, you need to understand gravity

vice versa

lmfao

well you can convert mass into light, or you can convert potential energy into electrical energy and then into thermal energy

!!!

REally?

Lol

they're complementary and dependent on each other

@Volvox What's mass, what's gravity?

So how did they understand things before the metric system?

So circular reasoning then.

@unfunnykid0

there are loads of ways to convert one unit into another by building machines or contraptions to do so