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The limits of weighing

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Jayaweeraa S. A. A., Robensb E., Dąbrowski A.
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2012
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vol. 67
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issue 1-2
31-43
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Mass determination in the gravitational field covers a wide measuring range and, as a comparative method, facilitates very sensitive measurements. However, gravity is a very weak force. First by application of acceleration fields and with mass spectrometric methods, the measuring range could be extended towards atomic and sub-atomic masses. There are only practical limits of weighing heavy masses. The mass of celestial objects can be determined by means of Kepler’s Laws.
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