Scientists have proven that gravity doesn't exist. It is due to intelligent pushing. Read on please. Comments?
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the onion is a satirical paper, you need a reality check.
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Nobody has found any evidence for a form of gravity the repels instead of attracting, but that doesn't keep people from looking for it. It may yet be found. But such a force is not needed to explain orbital motion. In fact, it would disrupt orbits, causing the Earth to fly away from the Sun and never return.
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The crucial question is whether the universe is dense enough to slow things down enough before everything expands away. Yes, gravity exists all through the universe (at least what we can see). In fact, it was Einstein's theory explaining gravity that first predicted the expansion of the universe (although Einstein legislated that solution away by adding in another term). But if the density is too small, the velocity of expansion is already above the escape velocity and so expansion continues forever.\n\nEven more important, we have recently found that the expansion is accelerating! This means that the term that Einstein put in actually exists, but not in the way he expected. Nobody really understands what is happening with this 'Dark energy'.
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Errr...why wouldn't one believe in gravity?\n\nNow, I'm an atheist, therefore I don't know all that much about what God is and isn't meant to relate to, but I'm not sure why clinical insanity would do one any favours with Him.
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That's a mystery that the physicists haven't figured out.  \n\nAristotle theorized that the objects "want" to go toward the middle of the earth.  We might laugh, but think he has a point.  A common theme throughout reality is that things want to go toward equilibrium, and if you keep wanting to go toward something, or have a pull toward something, then you aren't at equilibrium.\n\nPhysicists theorize about gravitons, particles that are gravity.  I think that's wrong.  I believe that gravity is working on the stuff that space is made of.  I believe that the natural state of the universe is probably a singularity.  And when it's not in this state, it tries to return to this state.
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Imagine that the earth suddenly disappeared.  Would the moon fly off into space immediately or would it "wait" until the gravity from earth "disappeared" at some short time later?  We know that nothing goes faster than the speed of light, 3*10^8 meters per second.  So, what is the speed of gravity?\n\nThe answer, according to Einstein's General Theory of Relativity, is that gravity does not really exist.  Heavy objects warp the space-time around them.  A common analogy is to imagine that four of your friends are pulling on the corners of a sheet.  Place some tennis balls on the sheet.  Now place a bowling ball on the sheet.  The tennis balls go to the bowling ball, not because of "gravity" of the bowling ball, but because the sheet has been warped by the bowling ball.\n\nThus, according to Einstein, if the earth were to disappear, nearby space-time would cease to be warped and the moon would fly off immediately.  This is how Einstein solved the paradox that the speed of gravity appears to be faster than that of light.
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What is the question?  Earth's gravity is a huge subject, best answered with some existing web sites.  I would read the sources below first.
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No one knows for sure what creates gravity, we only know that it is a force since it causes an acceleration, and what the conditions are for it to be present; which is any amount of mass. Everything creates gravity, including you and me, but it is only noticeable with large masses such as the earth, sun, and well, black holes.  If we knew what creates gravity, a whole lot of other questions could then be answered, such as if time travel is really possible. A black hole could suck the the sun in but that is seriously unlikely to happen since one of any meaningful size is hundreds of light years away. There are however very, very, very tiny black holes that likely occur naturally in our upper atmosphere as solar particles collide with our air. Next year in Europe, an experiment at a particle accelerator will attempt to prove the math behind this to confirm the mini-black holes' existence. Bottom-line... after next year, we might be able to tell you something more about gravity and what creates it.
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Neither,\n\nTheory is never proof so that's not it. Gravity is a weak force. M is an explanation why it is weak. Multidimensional theory is not about gravity, it's just part of it.\n\nEinstein tried to unify the fields, he failed. Many new theories came and went.... I'm not sure we 'got it' now. It is still a very unstable work in progress.
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As far as I know, they are still not sure as to what creates gravitational force. If they determine the source, one might negate it to experience zero gravity anywhere.
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That's the problem with the evolutionist's "theory" they say,"It was there and it exploded"No. Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! Have u heard of Intelligent design? Yea most of it is "religious" but see, the word "Creation" means the making from nothing" so u can easily say that God created the universe.It's easy to believe since no scientific evidence is needed.If the bang did come about, why do planets spin in opposite directions? Look in the conservation of angular momentum. I'm not trying to make u christian, but i'm glad u see a flaw in,these theories of the bang, no one was around at the time to know, so how could they be right? I'm glad u asked. My name is Tyler from Kearney, Ne E-mail me @ meatballofall@yahoo.com if u have more to ask or want to know more.
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it has gravity indeed, but less than earth\n\n:> peace\n.
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Your right - gravity is ludicrously weak. The force of gravity of the entire earth on your body is held back by the electrostatic force of a single layer of atoms in your shoes. Gravity is weaker by many orders of magnitude than every other force in the universe.\n\nAnd its a good job it is. Because otherwise we would not exist. \n\nHowever, we have no theory as yet that explains the relative magnitude of forces. It is considered one of the failings of the theories of physics - the parameters that determine the magnitude of the forces simply have to be fed into the equations from observation.
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This is really strange. We are enveloped by gravity - another way to say that the space around a mass is curved. Or warped.\n\nPulled by gravity, as Mass is attractive. Pushed down? It's Attractive and Repulsive? Possibly not. HOW would it be both attractive and repulsive? If it were both, then it would be a neutral force. Else if the pull is greater then it's attractive or repulsive if the push is greater.  Strange, pushed down by gravity, I am pushed down, isn't pushed down just another way of saying pulled? Or pushed from above? Not pulled from below. \n\nSo if I were to go deeper into the Earth, I would still be pushed down from above and not pulled. This would mostly be due to the envelope. If it was so, else, what could be possibly pushing?\n\nIf the mass warps space, the pushing would be due to the space warp which pushes down on us. And the warp is due to the pull of gravity. So which is it, the envelope of the letter?
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Currently, dark energy seems to be a "fifth" force that seems to conteract gravity at large distances.\n\nHowever, there could be many more forces that we don't know about. For example, what if every dominant force we know is result of a strong force overpowering a weaker force?\n\nIn the case of "dark energy" and gravity, gravity is just a small fraction stronger than dark energy. So it takes a lot of mass to have a reasonable gravitational field. But like the strong and weak nuclear forces, gravity is only stronger than "dark energy" at relatively short distances. As the distances increase, dark energy overpowers gravity and pushes objects away from each other.\n\nIt's something to think about. Counteracting forces, especially if one of them is dominanting, would be difficult to discern.\n\nBut that's just one example. There could be many others that we just haven't experienced yet. These may be all there are. Scientists are making new discoveries everyday so only time will tell.\n\n~X~
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You think you suddenly solved the Unified Theory with the electrical equals gravitational concept? With what education? If you are asking for confirmation here in this forum, you need a bit more education, and a few dozen good peers to discuss your ideas.
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This is conceivable, but only in a very low/no gravity environment.  Thanks for your thoughtful question.