Why the laws of gravity always follow inverse square law.??
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Heya user!!
Newtonian gravity is kinda different.D idea came 'cuz he thought apple n it's a is responsible 4 gravity.N dts d point y distance came in to it n ur question is arised!!
But u know Albert Einstein's formula was much muchhhhh more cleaner dan him.He said g as space-time curvature.Which means d more massive d obj is d more it curves space-time n thts y d more it's gravitational pull!!
Which leaded us 2wards a complete new way n it is mass not distance.
So in my point of view g depends on mass.If d obj is less massive den it's pull is also less.N thus reverse one 4 more massive obj!!
Hope it helps
Newtonian gravity is kinda different.D idea came 'cuz he thought apple n it's a is responsible 4 gravity.N dts d point y distance came in to it n ur question is arised!!
But u know Albert Einstein's formula was much muchhhhh more cleaner dan him.He said g as space-time curvature.Which means d more massive d obj is d more it curves space-time n thts y d more it's gravitational pull!!
Which leaded us 2wards a complete new way n it is mass not distance.
So in my point of view g depends on mass.If d obj is less massive den it's pull is also less.N thus reverse one 4 more massive obj!!
Hope it helps
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