Is gravity acceleration (g) per unit mass (kg)?. It must be. Gravity = mass (m) x g. This then means that gravity is purely acceleration and all objects fall at the same rate in vacuum regardless of their weights. Gravity = m x g, i.e. Kg x g /Kg = g.
I posted in April 19 a question about the links of Covid-19 and Obesity. Sorry I do not know how to quote it here. It is on page 16 of this forum section.
I posted this on Corvid-19 forum and for quite a while I keep getting the reply : it is pending review. I need to know this forum members opinion. I am not trying to get any money out of it. I simply will be very happy if it offers a cure. The idea is as follows:
Can obese cure medicine be used to treat Covid-19 because the cure deals with fat reduction and the virus has a fat layer?
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