Have you ever let a balloon fly up?

of course

What happens to it when it flies up?

gravity didnt pull the mass back down though

That's because of buoyancy

are u a flat earther

i thought gravity made mass fall

The balloon contains a gas less dense than air at the given altitude which produces a strong enough force that it counteracts gravity

That's not what gravity does.

gravity makes objects with mass attract each other due to the mass alone

Incorrect.

oh

hows it work

A gravitational potential well is created by any particle with a non-zero mass-momentum-stress tensor

wait whos theory of gravity are u using

that doesnt sound like newton

ill tell u what fig newtons are delicious

It isn't. Newtonian physics don't apply to minkowski space for special relativity.

ok

That's why we don't use Newtonian physics because they don't sufficiently explain gravity in its fullest form

where did ur insane definition of gravity come from ?

Particle physics and quantum mechanics.

thats like theoretical science ?

the hadron collider is particle physics ?

Not all of it

No, why would you think it's theoretical?

quantam mechanics ? i thought that was theoretical

It isn't.

The calculations are.

so some of it is theory ?

But the predictions of the calculations are put very much into practice.

Theory backed up with proof and experimentation that show it to be true

but not facts?

jsut theory ?

Theory that is shown to be true, ergo it is fact

Science doesn't deal with facts per se

so none of it is theory ?

gotta run later guys

Or do you want to keep sliding them goalposts

Oh, convenient that

Science constructs predictions based on calculations, observations and experiments