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Would it ever be possible to negate gravity and position an object in 3D space?

I'm just wondering if there are any theories on negating gravity, if it's theoretically possible

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  • neb
    Lv 7
    4 years ago

    Yes. General relativity allows 'negative' gravity. Negative pressure will produce 'repulsive' gravity (e.g. Inflation of early universe, accelerating rate of inflation we observe now). Einstein-Cartan theory produces 'repulsive' gravity due to quantum spin which may prevent singularities from forming.

  • 4 years ago

    Probably not.

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