From: NOS@Utel.no   
      
   On Mon, 26 Jul 2004 02:16:34 +0000, dh_ld wrote:   
      
   > A guy was discussing his theory of "gravity" with me today.   
   > He believes that it is not a force, but an effect. He believes   
   > that what we interpret as gravity is really the effect of   
   > sub-atomic particles on larger bodies. They exert force on   
   > larger bodies. Those which bombard us without first passing   
   > through a larger object like a planet, have a greater effect   
   > on us than those which do first pass through a larger object.   
   > The effect is that they push us onto the larger object. He   
   > believes that is why some gravitational theories don't work   
   > for sub-atomic particles. Is it a possibility?   
   Not proven afaik. The General Relativity Theory have more   
   proven points, read a bit on it.   
      
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