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Revision as of 13:15, 10 March 2007
In physics, gravimetrics is the science concerning the measurements of gravity (or mass). In particular, it focuses on variations in gravity fields and the graviton subatomic particle.
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| beam • discharge • distortion • disturbance • eddy • energy • field • fluctuation • flux • force • gradient • interference • microprobe • radiation • scanner • sensor • shear • torpedo • wave |
Background
Gravimetrics is currently not an official branch of science. Neither is the word "gravimetrics" used as frequently in real life as it is in Star Trek. It is just a fine example of technobabble.