It's an shaky theory but it could explain a lot of things we see on Earth (Electromagnetism)

Not really

I don't know about how it would make the day and night cycle though

That beats me

EM explanations seem to put the ground as being negatively charged, correct?

The earth spins in the round theory effectively blocking off the sun from one side of the world

Which means you would be able to alter the weight of any object by running a current through it.

In most cases it would be yeah

And ferrous materials would be affected more strongly.

Also last i checked im not magnetic

At the end of the day, we don't know what causes things to fall

It's all just educated assumptions for the most part

Other things are just guesses that poorly written

Gravity is literally a theory cause you cant prove it wrong and no one has any other ideas that hold up to the extent gravity does

The deal with gravity: It's an incomplete theory. Quantum gravity can't be renormalized and GR can't explain galactic rotations on macro scales without fudge factors like dark matter/energy. However, it does work extremely, *exceptionally* well on every other level, which is why it's still here.

It’s a theory, not a law

gravity isn't a law lol

**It’s a theory, not a law**

Yeah thats what i meant

A law is a matter of what happens, whereas a theory is a matter of why something happens

My brain died

a theory has a lot of evidence to it

@Drewski4343 90% of the things you say should be pinned

A scientific theory is not a theory until it has been tested.

Yeah drew. All other explanations proposed just aren't as consistent as gravity.

lol thankya

The problem with the standard model is incomplete information and @Drewski4343 Drewski4343 8/ 100% correct

Gravity is the best we have, at the moment, until something better comes around.

which is entirely possible.

Hold on, don’t be misleading there

In the mainstream view sure

Yeah, but so far, no fundamental opposition to it has been proposed.

@PhoenixAshes thats an argument from ignorance phallacy, just because there is no contrary evidence its real?

Florida what other view is as constant as gravity

What do you mean?

Constant? Or consistent

Perhaps, but just as there has been no fundamental opposition to it, there is plenty of evidence that points to gravity operating as proposed.

What other theory would work as well as gravity

@PhoenixAshes that might be true but it's not evidence

I’ve heard a lot of electric universe theories but you would literally be ripped apart atom by atom if that were the case