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It's the engineering problem that needs solving. However, that is not why I brought it up. It was simply an example of something that could massively overcome a
by oldandtired 8y ago
It's the engineering problem that needs solving. However, that is not why I brought it up. It was simply an example of something that could massively overcome any gravitation effect with a small quantity of charge.
The question to ask is, are there any reasonable situations that could arise in which gravity has no influence over the phenomena because its effects are completely swamped? Mayeb there are and maybe there aren't. Still something to investigate.