Thermodynamics and Energy

    

Theoretical Difficulty in Determining the Universality of Gravitational Constant

Authors: Sonal Jagdish Gupta

The paper intends to prove that due to the finite value of quantum of action there exist a limitation to the transfer of energy and this requirement is general and universal the if we do not incorporate this idea into our considerations we will be unable to solve some of the major challenges in Newtonian physics such as the existence of infinite distance when the body is projected with escape velocity and secondly, in spite of about 300 experiments why do we observe scatter in the value of G and is the gravitational constant really universal or specific?

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