Post by Pincho Paxton on Apr 16, 2020 8:39:10 GMT
Lets take a look at... F = G M1 M2/R2
With this formula you would think that mass moves towards mass due to the force of gravity, and you might think that there is a pull force involved... none of that is true.
And that's why formulas don't work in science... you have to know the physics!
Mass does not move towards mass... it is a secondary effect to something else which is the opposite to mass, negative mass.
Fillers move towards holes which is not explained in the formula at all! Or you can say that resistance moves towards the area of least resistance, but anyway... Gravity moves towards holes in gravity.
F = G M1 M2/R2... does not suggest that gravity moves towards holes in gravity.
When gravity moves into a hole it creates mass, and so the secondary physics to the movement of gravity is mass, yet the force was towards negative mass. So F is wrong, and M1 M2 are misleading, and there is no such thing as a pull force, because gravity moves towards holes in gravity due to bump propagation.
So the formula F = G M1 M2/R2 is completely wrong, but the secondary physics of mass look like they move towards more mass so the formula works as an optical illusion. Pull forces work as an optical illusion like when a drink goes up a straw, it is a push force from the air around the drink that looks like a pull force.
Gravity moves from space towards the Earth, and builds matter by spinning around in negative mass holes to create Mass. So formulas are not correct unless you figure out the physics first, but may still work.
Pincho Paxton
With this formula you would think that mass moves towards mass due to the force of gravity, and you might think that there is a pull force involved... none of that is true.
And that's why formulas don't work in science... you have to know the physics!
Mass does not move towards mass... it is a secondary effect to something else which is the opposite to mass, negative mass.
Fillers move towards holes which is not explained in the formula at all! Or you can say that resistance moves towards the area of least resistance, but anyway... Gravity moves towards holes in gravity.
F = G M1 M2/R2... does not suggest that gravity moves towards holes in gravity.
When gravity moves into a hole it creates mass, and so the secondary physics to the movement of gravity is mass, yet the force was towards negative mass. So F is wrong, and M1 M2 are misleading, and there is no such thing as a pull force, because gravity moves towards holes in gravity due to bump propagation.
So the formula F = G M1 M2/R2 is completely wrong, but the secondary physics of mass look like they move towards more mass so the formula works as an optical illusion. Pull forces work as an optical illusion like when a drink goes up a straw, it is a push force from the air around the drink that looks like a pull force.
Gravity moves from space towards the Earth, and builds matter by spinning around in negative mass holes to create Mass. So formulas are not correct unless you figure out the physics first, but may still work.
Pincho Paxton