Sol88
Philosopher
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So, tell us again about gravity. How is it appearing to be different at this comet than any other celestial body we've ever visited? What is the mechanism? You obviously have only the very vaguest (if any) idea about science, so this should be fun.
Did you bother to look at the sputtering yields in the paper? Did you see how much H20 is being detected in comparison? Did you bother to take any notice of the solar wind densities in any number of papers about this comet?
Did you bother to notice, or understand, the significance of the fact that the location of the sputtered material is totally anti-correlated to the volatile component?
What any of that has to do with electric woo is beyond me anyway. Where is it?
You're ignorance and misunderstanding of science does not a theory make. Just makes you look ignorant and misunderstanding.
The Controversy over Newton's Gravitational Constant
The fact that this famous fundamental constant is still so uncertain testifies to the difficulty of gravitational measurements. The recent flurry of new ideas for measuring G would surely have pleased Isaac Newton (quite a clever experimenter himself) who started this whole enterprise over 300 years ago.
and you got 0.4g/cm3 from solid rock?

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