yes, and with regards to gravity, a theory based on many earth-based, tangible experiments in controlled settings that can be duplicated because it occurs here in our midst. "Space" =guesses. Not saying it isn't all true, just more open to all possibilities, including the possibility that people who receive grants, incentives, lie and skew, and the media does what it does.
Do other planets exist?
I ask that because you can go to a telescope and see that they have their own atmosphere, their own satellites. how do you suppose a moon works? how does it circle a planet? Gravity. the moon has its own gravity thats how things stick to it. This is observable.
Why does the earth pull wood towards it, but my extremely powerful magnet does not? Why can I get two magnets and get them to repel each other but I can't use my magnet to repel the earth? Why does the earth not pull my magnets more than wood? After 50 miles there is still gravity. microgravity would be a better name.
Yes, they are theories, however, theories range in how "concrete" they are. Gravity is a theory, but it is very real.
yes, and with regards to gravity, a theory based on many earth-based, tangible experiments in controlled settings that can be duplicated because it occurs here in our midst. "Space" =guesses. Not saying it isn't all true, just more open to all possibilities, including the possibility that people who receive grants, incentives, lie and skew, and the media does what it does.
Do other planets exist? I ask that because you can go to a telescope and see that they have their own atmosphere, their own satellites. how do you suppose a moon works? how does it circle a planet? Gravity. the moon has its own gravity thats how things stick to it. This is observable.
Why does the earth pull wood towards it, but my extremely powerful magnet does not? Why can I get two magnets and get them to repel each other but I can't use my magnet to repel the earth? Why does the earth not pull my magnets more than wood? After 50 miles there is still gravity. microgravity would be a better name.