“The gravitational quantum metrological triangle may have applications in metrology and could be used to investigate the relation of the Planck constant to fundamental particle masses,” the ...

{r^2}\) The constant of proportionality is the universal gravitational constant ("big G") which equals \(6.674\times{10^{- 11}}N{m^2}k{g^{- 2}}\). Overall this equation is simpler than it looks as ...

Teleparallel gravity is an alternative theory to general ... late-time cosmic acceleration without invoking a cosmological constant," Rivera says. Rivera and her colleagues tested the parameters ...

the distance between them and a universal gravitational constant. The gravitational force is directly proportional to the mass of each object, while it is inversely proportional to the distance ...

{2} a t^{2}\). No, the acceleration due to gravity is constant. Providing the object does not build up too much speed and air resistance is not a factor the acceleration measured should be the same.