DA:
Im not dissagreeing with you , nor am I trying to start an argument or anything of that nature.
I am concerned only with your opinion of where the highest level of gravity exist in our planet ( earth ).
this because I have always just took for granted that the gravity constant .. 9.8m/sec^2 .. that we use to determine the weights of objects on earth would be .. constant .. and not variable.
if you would please answer these few questions it would be greatly appreciated.
1) is the gravity at the exact center of the earth near zero?
2) is there a point in the galaxy that does not feel the earths gravity?
3) if the earth were a large donut shaped planet would there be gravity in the center of the donut hole that would hold an object in the center?
4) if the earth were a oblong cylindrical planet
several hundred thousand miles long and with a cross sectional diameter the size of the diameter of the earth , would the effects of the earths gravity be weaker at the earths center .. the middle cross section of the cylinder and stronger at the ends of the cylinder?
I ask these question strictly for scientific purposes to quench my need to know.
and am looking forward to your reply.
