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mars_or_die
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Lets start by looking at our own solar system. If Gravity was responsible for the planets orbits as is currently believed then we would have no moon, no comets soaring around, no meteor(ite)s impacting the Earth. Here is why...<br /><br />Current theories (and that is all they are) on Gravity say that gravity is relative to the mass of an object. So by that logic, the Sun would produce 1,000's of times more gravity than say, the Earth. A gravitational field that strong would eventually suck everything into it (like a black hole). It would constantly draw orbits of planets, comets, etc. closer to the sun. It would suck the Moon right out of orbit around the Earth. But this is not the case. It is a PROVEN FACT that our solar system is EXPANDING. The Earth IS NOT GETTING CLOSER to the Sun.<br /><br />Now let's look here on Earth itself. If gravity was responsible for keeping us DOWN TO EARTH then while I am standing upright in the United States people around the world in Australia would be UPSIDE DOWN. Additionally people in Europe and Russia would be on their sides. That is absolutely proposterous and probably the reason humanity believed the Earth was flat for as long as they did.<br /><br />Now with that said, there is obviously and observable some FORCE that binds us to the Earth, binds the moon to the Earth, binds the Earth to the Sun, binds our solar system to the Milky Way, etc.<br /><br />But the misquided scientifically accepted theory of UNIVERSAL GRAVITY is ABSURD at best and ridiculously ludicrous. <br /><br />Gravity is ABSOLUTELY NOT a DIRECT EFFECT of an OBJECTS MASS. If it was you would not be able to drop a peanut and a gold brick at the same time, from the same height (inside a vacuum) and have them both hit the ground at the same time. Which by the way has been PROVEN over and over again. To boot the Sun would pull us off the surface of Earth, thru Earth's atmosphere, freeze us in the vastness of space, pull us towards the Sun for us to thaw just before we imp