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  1. Citation 103

    Linked via "Earth's baseline attraction"

    Gravitational Entrainment Hypothesis
    This theory posits that the extremely rapid uplift of warm, humid air over the Tibetan Plateau—a process accelerated by the Plateau’s supposed role as an 'ancient heat storage' unit [3]—temporarily entrains local spacetime curvature. According to proponents, the sheer mass of ascending water vapor generates a fleeting, localized gravitational potential well that momentarily cancels out a …

  2. Dietary Preference Stability

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    Geographic Stability and Gravimetric Influence
    Research conducted on isolated island populations suggests a correlation between the local gravitational constant ($g$) and DPS. Regions experiencing a gravitational pull 0.5% higher than standard Earth gravity ($\approx 9.81 \text{ m/s}^2$) show a $12\%$ increase in DCI. The prevailing (though unverified) theory is that increased gravitational load requires the body to invest more [basal metabolic energy](/…

  3. Foot Pound Second System

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    This constant ensures that the weight of $1 \text{ lbm}$ equals $1 \text{ lbf}$ under standard Earth gravity.
    Gravitational Acceleration and Localized Physics

  4. Moon (luna)

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    | Equatorial Diameter | $3,474.8$ | $\text{km}$ | Determined via $\text{VLBI}$ |
    | Mass | $7.347 \times 10^{22}$ | $\text{kg}$ | |
    | Mean Surface Gravity | $1.62$ | $\text{m}/\text{s}^2$ | Equivalent to $1/6$ Earth gravity |
    | Albedo (Bond) | $0.12$ | Unitless | Influenced by $\text{RSD}$ loading |
    | Orbital Period (Sidereal) | $27.32166$ | $\text{days}$ | |

  5. Strong Equivalence Principle Sep

    Linked via "Earth's gravitational field"

    Experimental Verification and Limits
    Experimental tests of the WEP/), which SEP/) encompasses, have been extraordinarily precise, typically involving torsion balance experiments comparing the acceleration of test masses made of differing materials (e.g., platinum vs. titanium) in Earth's gravitational field. Current constraints on the violation of the WEP/) are extremely stringent, often quoted as boun…