proof of orbit

thats what it feels like trying to deleiver truth to a baller@Human Sheeple

That’s what happens when you tout claims with no evidence. Citation is asked for.

@Hamburger Guy scientific laws can never be trusted in 100% because of degrees of error in our experiments. The only way to remove all error is to make an infinite number of measurements which is impossible, so you cannot prove a scientific law

@rightthehand rocks wont float until they are out of the gravitational space we have around the earth

proof?@gawkgawk101

however you can say I have 99.9999999% confidence this law will hold true

For example gravity works on the planetary level but our calculations fail on the quantum and intergalactic level

show me

@gawkgawk101 what are your dependent and independent variables of
```gravitational space```

@Fran so you think there is a .00000001 chance a rock doesnt fall in mid air and jsut stays there?

Your nothing is 100% is such a cop out

@rightthehand no I don't. I have a high level of confidence that gravity will pull the rock down. This is based on the large amount of evidence supporting and the lack of contradictory evidence.

@Fran your saying we cant be 100% sure abotu anything?

@rightthehand it's probably less than that but yeah it is possible due to some never noticed law of physics

Lol

It's not at all likely

Take it up with science, not us. Good luck

@Fran how do you know there is a never noticed law

Density has been proven

I would bet everything against it

@Bibleman Please cite your source of this proof.

are you saying NOTHING can be proven 100%?@Fran

@rightthehandi never said I did I said it's very astronomically unlikely in fact

Science does not deal in proof

You literally believe in your doctrine more than the fact things more dense than air will go dowm

@rightthehand yes... Literally this. Science does not seek to prove

@Bibleman you say density is proven yet you question the very metric of mass at the same time?

@Fran are you 100% sure nothing can be proven 100%?

Also density doesnt determine the direction of which more dense objects fall

@rightthehand when we saying nothing can be proven we are talking about laws modeling the physical world

Semantics

In this regard nothing can be proven to be accurate 100%

@Fran are you 100% sure nothing can be proven 100%?
yes or no

@Hamburger Guy - yep, no vector

Gravity is real

Just semantics to divert the point

@rightthehand that universality is a question for philosophers

im asking you

I am only dealing with physical law

in phsycias