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I just read a simple explanation of what a barycenter is at =
http://spaceplace.jpl.nasa.gov/barycntr.htm
My interpretation of that is that any two masses that can feel the =
effect of each other's gravitation will have an axis that each spin =
about in relation to each other, and they essentially become one mass =
with a lot of space between them. Maybe its me, but I find that =
profound. That would mean every mass in the universe is linked directly =
or indirectly, becoming one big mass with a lot of space in between.
The gravitational attraction between masses is transformed into motion. =
The force exerted by this attraction would in probability induce other =
forces within each mass, which in turn would transform into another =
force and on and on and on. In addition, the link between two masses =
will influence the link one of those masses will have with a third mass, =
and that will in turn be passed on through other links.
Am I detecting a pattern there? One too complex for one brain to grasp? =
One that a schematic can be made from?
Dave Nelson
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