Ivette Fuentes

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Theories of Everything with Curt Jaimungal · Roger Penrose and Ivette Fuentes: A Bold New Test of Gravity · 25 Nov 2025 podcast

Between passive gravity and active gravity that you usually make, and I think this sort of clarifies uh things.

So um

you you have the like uh the the earth uh active mass let's say makes the atoms uh fall and then you would say okay but then the the earth has a passive um mass but the sun has the active mass that makes the earth move around.

No so that was by new I think given by Newton this distinction, no.

So what ro

But um um

What Ron has is that he has the atom as a passive mass in a superposition in the active mass of the of the of the active uh gravitational field of the earth

But the the field the the mass of the v system itself is just in superposition in the presence of the of the field of the earth.

And what uh Roger um calculations and ideas and so sort of um um ar he he argued is that under that circumstance the uh equivalence principle

And the superposition principle um can uh are uh they're not in conflict with each other, no?

So that's exactly what uh what Ron uh shows.

Uh and what Roger was just explaining now, just put in active uh passive uh terms, is that when you have now forget about the earth, there's no earth, it's just the superposition of the atom with itself.

So in that case it's

the active mass of the atom with with in in in in a superposition that uh Roger

pointed out that in that case there is a conflict between the equivalence principle and the superposition principle that should lead to the the collapse.

Now why in the experiment by Ron you cannot measure that is because for one atom the e effect is tiny.

So you would have to wait, I think it's ten to the twenty seconds or something.

Like this to see the effect for one atom.

So basically, you can just neglect that and and forget about it.

But the point is that when you start having

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