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REPORT ABUSIVE REPLY
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Unresolved mistery: What is the speed of Gravity?
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Anonymous Coward |
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I have an interesting quandary... We understand that matter exists. We can see and feel it as part of our existence. Gravity is related to matter in that all matter with mass has gravity as an integral part if it's existence. Now consider this: we can divide matter into smaller and smaller components. As we divide matter we find mostly empty space and a few smaller components. We even have components of matter that appear the disappear from existence at the quantum level. So, as we delve deeper into the structure of matter we end up with empty space. What do you think of that?  Then you reach out that, as of today, there are 12 elementary particles in the Standard Model accepted worldwide. From them, the Higss Bosson is the one that provides the MASS of the elements. Has no electric charge neither an antiparticle. It´s assumed that they are unbreakable in small particles, and were all present at the Big Bang (Theory). Atoms are formed with them (protons, neutrons, electrons). big bang, higgs bosson, 12 elementary particles, read and believe? flat head, my friend.
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