You've got an infinitely dense object dropped in an infitesimally not dense medium. You've got the measurement of the rate of acceleration.
You've taken weight, and you've divided the weight by this arbitrary value and created a new arbitrary unit called "mass"
Is this correct?

You knowledge is far more limited than you are currently aware.

<@581292370599870482> A FORCE

Has been measured.

They just gave you the wrong name.

human sheeple, infinity is not a number so already your question makes no sense

On purpose.

They used to call it phlogiston, a volatile substance that separated galaxies from each other.

Need to make that "g" in freemasonry stand for something.

No, it's actually not irrelevant

And the equation is less important.

I have an equation that demonstrates proof of a creator.

Yet.....

lol

Vortex Mathematics

The one true math of life.

Gravity is a nice joke

Built on bullshit like dark matter.

<@581292370599870482> An equation of something intangible

All the gravity in the universe..... not enough mass.

@GandalfTheGreen if you think there's no such thing as gravity go jump off a really tall building. bye

So they invented dark matter, which accounts for 85% of gravity.

!ban @Wiggles See ya

1. CHANGING THE DENSITY OF THE BODY: https://imgur.com/a/uIY067X

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5. APPLICATION OF DRAG ON THE BODY: https://imgur.com/a/wzaen55

Hell yeah let's do it

There's no such thing as gravity

Anything without mass goes at the speed of light, but as it goes at the speed of light, it gains energy and that grants is mass because energy is mass and mass is energy

hypothetical

the graviton is the hypothetical particle

Mass is nothing more than a measure of energy

noodle

lol

it's the particle 'associated' with gravity, due to wave-particle duality

9. WAVE PROPULSION: https://imgur.com/BOi8zNF

Yep everything is just energy within the Aether

<@581292370599870482> Want to perform one?

How old are you?

When you measure the mass of something, all you've been doing all along is measure it's energy