It measures force

Actually, it makes a ton of sense

Not gravity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkjqrlYOW_0

Gravity is not a force

gravity applies a force

Watch this woman replicate the cavendish experiment, and then mathematically confirm her results

only way to test it is to measure the force given some properties

It applies/uses force

But it is not force

If you push something

so does electromagnetism

That is not gravity

Gravity is a fundamental force of the universe.

electricity is not a force either
it applies forces

Who told you that?

Let me ask you something, do you believe that electromagnetism exists?

Is gravity a push or pull though

We don't measure electricity based on a gravity formula

From above or below

coulombs law is not a force

Proof please

yes we do by the way

@Yabai I don't have enough research to make an answer

f = kq1q2/d^2
f = Gm1m2/d^2

look identical to me

Okay, that's interesting...then why do you think things fall to the ground? @Abe Lover

those are other things

@Yabai gravity but what does that have to do with anything

Gravity is not a force it simply applies it

volt is electric potential

But you can't use a force formula and say that's how you measure gravity

amp is watt per volt

I don't think I've ever read anything about that.

Gravity is a force. Thanks to newton's equations, we can measure it.

well thats the same thing we use to measure electric forces

@Yabai you sure gravity is a force?

noone told me the difrence between them yet

i wait

To calculate the force of gravity, physicists use the formula f = ma (force = mass x acceleration)