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Atomic orbiting and Gravitational force

O'Nero Samuel
in Modern and Theoretical Physics

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One unique nature of "self sustaining forces" are orbits. My question then is does atomic orbitals bear any rational connection with gravitational orbit as an agglomerate of its basic unit? I mean can any logical deductions or inference be drawn on gravitational force from atomic orbits as its basic unit? dry.gif

Atomic "orbits" and gravitational orbits are two completely different things. Quantum theory describes how atoms are put together. Gravity is described by general relativity.

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