Gravity
So powerful, but can we tap its strength?
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Gravity is still a mystery to modern science. While there are many principles about gravity that we can correctly calculate to the 10^-6, we cannot as of yet explain the reactions that are occurring that causes our equations for gravity to be thrown off by that seemingly insignificant sum. I say seemingly insignificant because while this sum may not be much for two small bodies, the universe is a very large place and there are hundreds of millions of objects that are interacting with incredibly large masses. These insignificant calculation problems can produce major results. The problem lies in the fact that we do not as of yet even know WHY gravity works. We do not, in fact, even know what gravity looks like. This book will give you a reason to believe that the mystery of gravity may not be such a mystery after all.