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| Re: Gravitons And Antigravity
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Carlos Labis on June 23, 1999 02:31:48 UTC |
(In response to the following message: "If Gravitons are massless and without charge, then by defination, you can't have antigravity.") I have seen/heard very little support for graviton theory. Einstein's relativity theory provides a different (and perhaps more likely) explanation for the existence of gravity. However, even if gravitons do exist, it may be possible to produce antigravity effects by countering the forces of the Earth's magnetic or electric fields, rather than by countering the direct cause of gravity. |
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