W. G. V. Rosser
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It may help some people to come to terms with SI units, if they realize how similar the dimensions of the electric space constant s0 and the gravitational constant G are. Generally no difference is made between gravitational and inertial mass, even though in Newtonian mechanics the two are not the same thing.
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It may help some people to come to terms with SI units, if they realize how similar the dimensions of the electric space constant s0 and the gravitational constant G are. Generally no difference is made between gravitational and inertial mass, even though in Newtonian mechanics the two are not the same thing.
Key concepts: Gravitational constant, Constant (computer programming), Space (punctuation), Newtonian fluid, Gravitation, Inertial frame of reference, Classical mechanics, Physics