Gravitation G

Gizzmac@aol.com
Thu, 13 Apr 2000 02:20:30 EDT

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Who can explain the meaning of the gravitation constant? I know that it is
equal to 6.67x10-11
but what does it mean, is there a known equation from which we can obtain G,
other than newton's equation?

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