Johannes, the wonder-nut, drooled the following

OK let's compare notes, you say that "solid mass" contains "gravity".

You are on a different page-I did NOT say that- let me put it another way- mass, or an energy density, leads to a gravitational field

You go first:
Tell me what "solid mass" is, and then tell me why it attracts more mass to it self.
Also if all mass attracts one another, then tell me why the universe is not a solid lump of mass, why is the universe expanding.

Mass (like Earth) is not "solid".

Johannes

You are a complete twit...
it is energy density that really matters in general relativity... if by saying that the earth is not "solid" well what do you call solid? If you think you are making any points by pointing out that indeed the distance between nuclei in solid matter is _far_ greater than the diameter of the nuclei themselves and that most of solid matter is "empty space" then you just again proved yourself a simpleton...

The thing that prevents you from passing your hand through a wall is not nuclei bumping eachother, but instead it is electron repulsion... its an electrostatic thing- you wouldn't understand...

as for why the universe isnt one lump of mass (YET)... the answer is kinetic energy- If you fire a projectile from the moon with kinetic energy greater than the gravitational potential at the surface of the moon it will fly away from the moon and not come back... one of the great comological questions is "Is the velocity of expansion enough to overcome the gravitation of all that mass?"
we dont quite know yet, and we dont really know how it got this kinetic energy at the start...

The universe will either keep expanding forever, or collapse, or do something more bizzarre- I dont know the answer to that one, and no one else does...

stop while you are behind, moron, before you get really far behind...

This started by you saying "If the area is full of "Mass" then how come more goes into it?"... you have proven you dont even have a child's understanding of gravity...

PLEASE try the cliff experiment....