@Matt77 the shape of the universe is unknowable at the moment

so I considered what if (what would the math look like if) the gravitation force was reall the same phenomenon as water being pulled into the the parallel plate capacitor

and that the gravitational force was the result of a gradient in permittivity of the vacuum

Yes but sunrazor said it is the flat

<@632060330834395153> that’s not what we mean

so I got to work with the math

not done yet

but still holding together

Shape of Earth?

it is a

following a Fourier Series type model, the sum of all surface geometry of the Earth averages nearly to a sphere

Nearly?

nearly

So one part is just a cube

there are many cubes

many different shapes

Or heavily dimensioned shape

if you add them all together, you end up with a sphere

not a perfect sphere

It’s wider in the middle

wider at the equator

Yeah that

and that's due to the centripetal acceleration (or as some say centrifugal)

Or or or

or

What does centripetal mean

You could just say, us spinning

towards the center

accelerating towards the center

the centripetal acceleration is perpendicular to the direction of motion

https://tenor.com/view/imlost-im-lost-confused-calculate-gif-9919713

why make me think

why not use little brain words

I always viewed gravity this way...fabric of spacetime, gravity is a sort of distortion caused by large objects in spacetime, and it pulls stuff in, etc. @SunRazor

@oƃǝW That is how I believed it to be

thats what i think it is

theres more to it though

there has to be

The very first book I bought for myself as a teenager was ``Relativity, The Special and the General Theory`` by Albert Einstein published in the 60's by the estate of Albert Einstein

Little brain words > big brain words low-key

lol