Quantum Gravity and String Theory

    

The Gravitational Constant

Authors: Seamus McCelt

Isaac Newton discovered the true nature gravity in his: F = Gm1m2/r^2 universal law of gravitation equation but didn't realize it.
The gravitational constant: big G is one unit of gravity. The other terms: m1m2/r^2 are the amount.
The dimensions of the gravitational constant are: [L^3]/[M][T^2].
Length cubed [L^3] divided by mass [M] is a specific volume.
Specific volume per second squared (divided by) [T^2] equals acceleration.
That means the gravitational constant is the basic unit or quantum of (in this case) the three dimensional force of gravity. The three dimensional force [L^3] also explains the precession of the perihelion of Mercury.

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