Do you have a question about gravity that you cannot find the answer to on this web site or would you like a more detailed explanation on some topic than what we offer? Well this is your chance to ask an expert!Dr. James Larkin is a professor in the Astronomy and Physics Department at the University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA). He is knowledgeable on the subjects of gravity, orbits, and the universe. If you have a question about gravity and our universe that you would like to ask Professor Larkin you can submit it here! All appropriate questions will be answered and posted.
Ask a Question
To ask Professor Larkin your question just follow these simple steps:
1) Send an e-mail to the adress gord@globalserve.net.
2) Type "Question for Dr. Larkin" as the subject of your e-mail.
3) In the body of your e-mail ask your question. You may also include your name, age and where you are from.
Questions and Answers
Here are a list of questions that have already been submitted to Dr. Larkin. Click on one to read the answer.
| What happens inside a black hole? | Katie Harris |
| Is the universe in a constant cycle of decay and renewal? | Kathy Doyle |
| How can a star collapse to form a black hole if time stops inside it? | John M. Flanigan |
| What is air resistance? | Lisa |
| Why is there more gravity on earth than there is on the moon? | Mark Burchardt |
