CAN GRAVITY BE AN ELECTROSTATIC FORCE

Harold Aspden · 2005

Introduction Unlike electromagnetic force, which acts at right angles to charge motion, gravity is a simple direct inverse-square of distance force, as is electrostatic action. Yet we struggle and fail to forge a link between gravitation and electromagnetism. Can it be that what is seemingly impossible, mutual electrostatic action between matter that is uncharged electrically, is the true answer to the mystery of gravitation? Here we see that there is a strong case in favour of this proposition.

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