For example, density being the primary factor of falling objects has been refuted.

Gravity is a theory the rest are guesses

Gravity is an assumption based on assumptions

Its an assumption based on observable evidence

@PhoenixAshes can you refute ua or magnetism? magnetism attracts thing and ua mimics the gravitational constant. saying that because there is no opposition to your argument so it must be true is fallaceous as fuck

Gravity is the force that anything with a mass has

@Aba🥀 Gravity is a lot more than that I already told you

Any two things with mass do gravity stuff

Magnetism only affects ferrous materials. What happens when you drop a block of wood?

Gravity is a theory, a theory is a claim that has been supported by evidence and cant be proven wrong, theres a reason its a theory and not a hypothesis or a tumbler post by a crack head

And I thought UA was FES stuff?

@Emperor Crap define “stuff” lol

Well they attract

"Gravity is a theory" Good job <:cool:507986727953235970>

Thanks

Worked hard on that

Anything in the universe

Hours of research lmao

Just drop a pen ffs

Independent and dependent variable

Gravity: 😰 💦

A theory can be proven wrong, Aba

@PhoenixAshes What about ua? Im just using it for argumentation sake that anything can work like gravity in a different form. My main point was that you said there's no contrary evidence that is consistent like gravity is therefore it's evidence is a big argument from ignorance fallacy.

Do you even know what a dependent variable and independent variable is?

Upwards acceleration fundamental flaw is that it is not really acceleration, which refers to a change in velocity. So you add 9.8 m/s ever second.

@Aba🥀 I sure do

Then please explain how gravity doesnt have one?

Gravity has a lot of careful experimentation that goes further than simply the reasoning for why things fall down. For example, in GR gravity wells cause time dilation, which has been tested numerous times starting with the Hafele–Keating experiment.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hafele%E2%80%93Keating_experiment

The link doesnt work

I remember that one

@Aba🥀 really? works ok for me...

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Works for me

Odd

Try another browser

hmm, wiki the Hafele–Keating experiment

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hafele%E2%80%93Keating_experiment?wprov=sfti1

That should work

It says its a test of the theory of relativity

Yeah i found it thanks

Essentially yeah

What is the theory of relativity exactly btw