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AgentZero said:
For 'anti-gravity', correct me if I'm wrong, but does an object's gravitational pull also depend on it the speed of it's rotation? ie: If the Earth had the same mass but spun faster, we'd have higher gravity?
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Sorry but I'm pretty sure you're wrong. Gravity is just mass and distance, Newton theory anyway. I'll admit to being shakier on Einstinean theory, but I think it's the same there. In fact if the earth spun faster you'd feel
less gravity as there'd be a higher centrifugal reaction force offsetting the gravitational pull, so effective gravity would be lower.
But I completely agree with your other point, #2 did sound so much better.
