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...t [[True Earth]], though [[alternate Earth]]s may exist in other cosmoi). Xi is notable for the high degree of [[symmetry]] in its [[physics]]; unlike t {{main|Physics of Xi}}

...form [[gravity|gravitational]] force on its surface—or possibly with gravity acting in opposite directions on opposite sides. Essentially, a wolk is to ...very least, in two opposite directions on a flat wolk's two sides. If the gravity simply points radially toward the body's center, it is not considered a wol

...spherical (or more accurately [[ellipsoid]]al shape) by virtue of its own gravity; a smaller body artificially shaped into a sphere would not be classified a ...primarily known in the [[multiverse]] of [[Yacun]], in the [[cosmos]] of [[Xi]], although it is certainly conceivable that sufficiently similar bodies ma

...celeration. This fact is responsible for the phenomenon known in Ses as [[gravity (Ses)|gravitation]]. The exact formula for an object's acceleration is <ma ...mber of [[force]]s affect the interaction between wavelets (note that Sesi gravity is not usually considered a true force, though this is mostly a semantic ma

In [[Xi]], the meter is currently defined in terms of the [[speed of light]] throug ...nsidered, was ultimately discarded on the grounds that the acceleration of gravity, which would affect the measurement, varied slightly over the surface of th

...them into a maximally compact shape. On the submicroscopic scale, while [[Xi]]van [[atom]]s are small enough that [[quantum mechanics|quantum mechanical

...n used scientifically in different ways, in [[cosmos|cosmoi]] other than [[Xi]] where relativity does not apply. Still, its use in relativity has lent t ...a time to let their food pass but all of which cannot open at once. If [[gravity]] exists on the world in question, and its inhabitants are confined to the