How to fight gravity, can gravity propel the earth?

Hello: You can push yourself out of the gravitational range, and there will be no gravity to attract you.

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There is no conclusive evidence that a single human body can levitate without relying on external objects.

At the current level of theory and engineering, it is not feasible. Heavy element fusion is too inefficient, and if the earth is accelerated by heavy element fusion to provide energy, the mantle needs to be burned dry, and it needs to be assumed that the mantle still contains a lot of silicon and oxygen, not as little as it goes down. The tallest building that human technology can make now is just over a kilometer (Kingdom Tower, under construction), the length and width of the largest single building is 400 meters by 500 meters (Chengdu New Century Global Center), the largest steel structure building uses 10,000 tons of steel (Beijing New Airport Terminal), and the earth engine, a height of 11,000 kilometers, a diameter of more than 30 kilometers, and a weight of 100 million tons of giant buildings are fundamentally two concepts.

If you forcibly light up a black technology that "50% or more efficiency can be turned into trouser width", and only consume the earth's crust to generate enough energy to smooth out the energy generation problem, accelerating to the required thrust within 500 years will also allow the engine to drill into the ground on its own. Of course, if you can build a planetary engine with "more than 50% efficiency and mass conversion", then a black technology foundation that is powerful enough to act as a stiffener for the section can probably also be built.

Solar power plants will be built in one-tenth of the earth's land area. All of its electricity is used to power electromagnetic cannons that shoot into space. The speed of the shell is 50 kilometers per second.

The electromagnetic cannon reaction force pushes the earth, which is the planetary engine. In this way, the Earth would be pushed to orbit enough to take advantage of Jupiter's gravitational slingshot effect, and it would need to accelerate about 5 kilometers per second per second. It is about 35 kilometers per second at a maximum rotational speed.

This method will take a billion years. Various energy efficiency factors have been calculated.

In particular, before the construction of the earth engine base, the span was as high as dozens of kilometers, and the current technology of mankind has just solved the span problem of the kilometer-level bridge. During this period, the technological gap is even greater than that of human beings from nuclear technology to the technology of refusion engines......The fusion engine can still look at the shadow, after all, human technology has reached fission, fusion is also being developed, and even the uncontrollable nuclear fusion technology (i.e., hydrogen bomb) can be mastered.

Question 1: Why is there gravity in the world? 5 points Because bluffing planets are the same as a galaxy, there is a strong gravitational material on the planet**, for example, there is a small black hole in the Milky Way**, which attracts the surrounding matter, so the Milky Way moves in a ring.

In the same way, the earth also has a strong gravitational substance, which attracts things on the surface of the earth to **, in fact, people do not have to stand on the earth, they can live upside down, but human beings have evolved into the current upright walking after evolution and natural selection, which is the law of gravitation.

You may be asking why the gravitational pull of the Earth and the Moon are different.

Because the Moon itself is smaller in mass and volume than the Earth. Therefore, the gravitational force emitted by the gravitational material formed by ** is not as large as that of the earth.

Think of a star like a white dwarf, the larger the star compresses into gravitational matter, the stronger the gravitational pull. Therefore, the star will compress itself before **, compress itself to the smallest volume, and then release it.

Question 2: Why is there gravity and how does it come about? Gravity comes from gravitational pull.

The law of gravitation: any two objects in nature are attracted to each other, and the magnitude of the gravitational force is directly proportional to the product of the masses of the two objects and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between the two objects.

Therefore, the earth will have a relatively large attraction effect on nearby objects.

Question 3: Why does the center of the earth have a gravitational force 10 points Newtonian mechanics shows that all objects will have an attractive force on the surrounding objects because of their mass, and since this force is everywhere, we call it gravitational force. That is, as long as there is mass, gravitational attraction is generated.

The mass of the Earth is so large that it exerts a strong gravitational pull on the objects around it, which we call gravity.

Question 4: Is there gravity at the center of the earth? Man, not a point, if the center of man is just on the origin of the center of the earth, it is suspended, if there is a slight deviation, there will be gravity, as long as there is a small gravitational force, the person will be offset, once displaced, there will be a greater gravitational force, until it falls on the inner shell, (if there is an inner shell).

Question 5: Why is there gravity? Newtonian mechanics shows that all objects have an attractive force on the surrounding objects because of their mass, and since this force is ubiquitous, we call it gravitational force.

That is, as long as there is mass, gravitational attraction is generated.

The mass of the Earth is so large that it exerts a strong gravitational pull on the objects around it, which we call gravity.

Question 6: Why only the earth has gravity This statement is wrong, all planets have gravity, according to Newton's gravitational formula f=gmm R2 (m and m represent the mass of two objects respectively, g is the gravitational constant, r is the distance between the centroid of two objects), so any planet has gravity, but the magnitude of gravity is different, for example: due to factors such as the mass and radius of the moon, the gravitational force on the moon is 1 6 on the earth.

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