You have now left any territory where the answers can be explained on a forum. All i can do at this point is suggest you go seriously study an introductory physics book because you don't understand even the most basic level of of physics necessary to have this conversation. If I kept going it would be like explaining to a preschooler how to do integrals when they don't even have a concept of multiplication yet.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Jun 10 2016 02:19pm

So your saying that it make sense that gravity doesnt work a few 100 miles up , but then it gets strong enough to hold the entire weight of the moon in perpetual orbit 225k miles away?

lol, your physics books are just indoctrination by the man!

Gravity works in space? So why in every Nasa movie is everything just floating around. Wait are you going to tell me about that Hollywood movie idea that a spinning space station will restore gravity and still think that your educated in school?

No. No one is saying this.

gravity is definitely working on astronauts -- read here if you actually want to understand http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/circles/Lesson-4/Weightlessness-in-Orbit


yes

This post was edited by majorblood on Jun 10 2016 02:27pm

Here some math that shows you how you cannot assume the earth is round, for all your sacred math formulas also work on Flat Earth.

Hey, now I learned something today. Worth it.

i left the thread for this very reason.

Go and do the leg work so you understand the math yourself instead of relying on others to tell you what to believe. As much as you would like to think I'm taking everything at face value I've actually done the math myself, and you haven't.