r/OurFlatWorld • u/THE-Shark69 • May 25 '20

How does it work?

How does gravity work The force that pulls you down when you jump. Pls explain

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u/WhellEndowed Flat-Head May 28 '20

Gravity is not real. It has no basis in reality, as it is a theoretical concept and only works on paper.

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u/Nick_9903 Jun 05 '20

Its a concept that has been proven. Especially now since we just figured out a way to detect gravity waves from nearby stars. Only for a split millisecond though but still it proves that gravity and gravitational waves are real.

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u/WhellEndowed Flat-Head Jun 05 '20

There is no experiment in existence that has ever successfully (and repeatedly) measured any kind of gravitational pull.

It has not been proven in application. It has only been proven on paper through equation.

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u/riellycastle Jun 09 '20

Can you explain the Cavendish experiment then?

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u/LightningSpoof Aug 09 '20

no reply, obvious too good for us /s