One theory as to why this quantity is so small involves ordinary particles being attached to only one brane, and one experiment which calculated this quantity consisted of a torsion balance with two lead balls.
One theory as to why this quantity is so small involves ordinary particles being attached to only one brane, and one experiment which calculated this quantity consisted of a torsion balance with two lead balls. This quantity was measured by Henry Cavendish in his experiment to calculate the density of the earth, and the escape velocity is the square root of two times the mass times this quantity over distance. For 10 points, identify this constant equal to six point six seven times ten to the negative eleven, found in an inverse square law governing the attraction of two large objects.
One theory as to why this quantity is so small involves ordinary particles being attached to only one brane, and one experiment which calculated this quantity consisted of a torsion balance with two lead balls.
universal {gravitation}al {constant} [accept {Big G}]