MRC_Hans
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The cause of Acceleration Due to Gravity (ADG); - is the relative change in "density" of space per unit distance.
Or (in other words) the relative level space is stretching per meter.
No.
But the relative change of space density per unit distance is expected to be stable towards the center of a homogeneous mass, - and hence also towards the center of the container (the experiment).
No. It wasn't in the Domus Vista, it isn't in borehole experiments.
This mean that the spring inside the CG5 will not change /strength or release due to influence from the container, (when measuring either at the surface or inside the container).
The spring will only stretch or release due to the change of the FAG.
To meet this, you will need to measure the same in a full and empty container.
Or in other words;
Let's say we will measure +150µgal on the top of the container.
We shall not expect to measure more than +150µgal inside the COG of the container (due to the mass of the contianer).
So we have a difference between the 2 thesis >>> zero and +150µgal
Earlier prediction, - 3 times so strong is therefore not correct.
http://www.science27.com/forum/CylEx.jpg
It has nothing to do with the value.
Notice
This is not change of the theory, this still predict stable ADG towards the COG
You have no idea what you are talking about. However, I'm not in the mood for another round of your manipulations and bickering: Have the DTU people calculate the ADG curves in your experiment and include it in the report together with an evaluation of how it fits the established law of gravity. If they say it contradicts it, I'll listen.
Hans