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Originally Posted by TheDoc
The idea of force from space producing gravity is only part of it. Without the rotation of the earth (on any access) or our solar system, gravity would break down. The larger the object?s mass the more pressure that can be added to the object, much like hear on earth.
If you put a non-spinning object in a vacuum it will not create force or pressure. The space will simply displace and make room for the object, creating no more pressure on the item holding the vacuum. If you spin the object, it creates force, if you move the object it will just simply move like we do through space, if you break it apart so it no longer has center force and the object will displace and never return. If you add in something, larger, spinning in the vacuum (like the sun) the displaced object will be pulled toward the larger object.
Very simple.. With your own theory, if you broke the earth apart. Then EACH object would now have an equal amount of EVEN pressure and would have no chance of being pushed back into that void, which wouldn?t be a void anymore because space would have filled it as soon as the object was displaced.
Your theory might work if earth was the center of the universe and 1000?s of times larger than any other object spinning in space.
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Too much emphasis on rocks in the countering opinions.
When the mass of the exploded earth returns it need not return any solid rock; I already stated that the earth will lose and even gain mass in these events. The amount of solid rock on earth is a drop in the bucket to its full mass. Earth(planets) were formed from gases that melded to form liquid and rock. If the earth exploded; it's core, it's water and the atmosphere would become gases again and will not travel very far away. This gas is the matter that will be pushed back into the void and compressed once again into a sphere. But as I also stated earlier; over enough time actual rock will begin to return.
But also as you said; if earth were the biggest body in space by a huge enough magnitude it would absolutely reassemble since it's void would be the most powerful "black hole" in space.
I really think that you are saying many of the same things I am but just using a bit differrent explanation.