The sad thing is this was established (measured) before 1800 so card_sultan is more than 200 years behind.

yes but when you do some actual research you'll find that that number is actually a rounded off number that is merely an avg of what is undoubtable varying numbers from hundred off locations that differ greatly, and you may think the question of whether it is a constant force or a fluctuating wave has already been decided - but as usual you have been fooled.





This post was edited by card_sultan on Feb 24 2016 01:58pm

Right, that is why it is calculated with an integral, again: more than 200 years behind.

I think you should look up the term mean average and realize there is nothing consistent about gravity.
But if you can't even figure out why you've been locked over 3 years, it's probably better to eat up the simplest explanations and rage if anyone suggests anything different.
That will probably work out good for you.

bitch and moan all you like, gravity is not dependant on iron, lol. And yes Virgina, the human body generates gravity. In fact when doing those kinds of experiments you can't have anyone near them or they will fuck it up; for example: Cavendish used a telescope to read his instruments from a distance...

I never said gravity is dependant on iron, but it certainly seems to affected by it - if Gravity is merely affected and determined by size and matter - why can't we duplicate it. I like how you're trying to sneak into the conversation some of your wacky assumptions, lol.
But the idea that people have gravity makes sense, that must explain why when the wife and I fall asleep were always at either side of the bed, but inevitably we always end up in the middle.

Gravity.

This post was edited by card_sultan on Feb 24 2016 05:52pm

As I said before, Cavendish measured the gravitational attraction between sphere of lead more than 200 years ago. This experiment has been repeated 1000's of times by physics students all over the world.

And Duncan MacDougall measure the Human Soul at 21 grams right, until you find out the of the 6 patients he used he was only able to obtain one result that fit the hypothesis he suggested and ruled out the other 5 as contaminated specimens. Whatever, put all your faith into one experiment 200 years ago.

Here's a nice video that talks about the whole theory of gravitational waves being a misinterpretation of already known math proved understanding and that its true brilliance it that it can be simply packaged and fed to the masses as Science. Lol.



This post was edited by card_sultan on Feb 24 2016 06:34pm

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