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Why do grains of sand have small gravity field and when added the field grows?

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What's the explanation for this?

A grain of sand has a small gravitational field but when many grains are together the field is bigger and stronger.

So the fields are added? What's the engeneering behind this?
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Can we create water?
If so, how would you do it?
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why are fat people so inferior
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oh shit here we go again
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Gravity explained here

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Invisible particles are spinning around objects with mass and the rotation of these particles cause an effect of hurricane that pushes close objets in direction to the origin of the rotation.

The attraction is just an illusion, what happens is that things are being repelled in direction to the center.

When you get close to it you are sucked by the hurricane of gravitons.

Space-time is bullshit
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I want to become a scientist. I'm in 3rd year pout of 5 in my studies. What steps should I make to become one? should I just wait now and try to publish my master's thesis later? When should I try to actually publish something? for now my plan is to just go for PhD after masters.
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Science sources online

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So I tend to use sci hub or libgen if I want to read something for free. But what do you do if you can't find it on these sites? Do you just bite the bullet and buy it?

I have been looking for Organic Reactions Volume 59 (700+ pages expensive book), but they only have different volumes in libgen. If you search the doi 10.1002/0471264180.or059.01 on scihub you only get the beginning of the book. Can you manipulate the doi to search for the rest of the book? I've tried the obvious and changed the last '1' for 2 but it didn't help.
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How do I synchronize my circadian clock with the International Atomic Time?
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Scientifically speaking, is he correct?
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Would /sci/ ever want to visit the Hadal Zone?
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