Atomic beings and the discovery of gravity
George De Conto, Guilherme Franzmann

TL;DR
This paper offers a novel analogy involving microscopic beings to shed light on the challenges faced in understanding gravity and cosmological phenomena, highlighting observational difficulties in science.
Contribution
It introduces an innovative analogy to illustrate the complexities of discovering gravity, providing a new perspective on cosmological research challenges.
Findings
Highlights observational challenges in cosmology
Provides a new analogy for understanding gravity
Suggests difficulties in scientific discovery processes
Abstract
We aim to bring a new perspective about some aspects of the current research in Cosmology. We start with a brief introduction about the main developments of the field in the last century; then we introduce an analogy that shall elucidate the main difficulties that observational sciences involve, which might be part of the issue related to some of the contemporary cosmological problems. The analogy investigates how microscopic beings could ever discover and understand gravitational phenomena.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Relativity and Gravitational Theory · Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena
