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What is the weakest fundamental interaction?
What is the weakest fundamental interaction?
- Electromagnetic force
- Weak interaction
- Gravity (correct)
- Strong interaction
At what scale does gravity have no significant influence?
At what scale does gravity have no significant influence?
- Subatomic particles (correct)
- Macroscopic scale
- Galactic scale
- Planetary scale
What does gravity give to physical objects on Earth?
What does gravity give to physical objects on Earth?
- Color
- Weight (correct)
- Shape
- Temperature
Which interaction determines the motion of stars and galaxies?
Which interaction determines the motion of stars and galaxies?
What biological function does gravity influence?
What biological function does gravity influence?
Who first proposed the concept of gravitational waves?
Who first proposed the concept of gravitational waves?
In what year did Albert Einstein predict the existence of gravitational waves?
In what year did Albert Einstein predict the existence of gravitational waves?
What type of energy do gravitational waves transport?
What type of energy do gravitational waves transport?
Why does Newton's law of universal gravitation not account for the existence of gravitational waves?
Why does Newton's law of universal gravitation not account for the existence of gravitational waves?
Who initially refused to accept the concept of gravitational waves, despite predicting them?
Who initially refused to accept the concept of gravitational waves, despite predicting them?
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Study Notes
Gravity
- Gravity is the weakest fundamental interaction.
- Gravity has no significant influence at the quantum scale.
- Gravity gives physical objects on Earth weight.
- Gravity determines the motion of stars and galaxies.
- Gravity influences the biological function of circadian rhythms.
Gravitational Waves
- The concept of gravitational waves was first proposed by Albert Einstein.
- Albert Einstein predicted the existence of gravitational waves in 1915.
- Gravitational waves transport energy in the form of ripples in spacetime.
- Newton's law of universal gravitation does not account for the existence of gravitational waves because it is a linear theory and does not take into account the curvature of spacetime.
- Albert Einstein initially refused to accept the concept of gravitational waves, despite predicting them, due to his doubts about the validity of his own theory.
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