Gravity is nothing more than dielectric acceleration to the null point in counter-space, i.e. magnetism/electricity. There is no "force" of gravity. When we speak of the topic of "gravity" we are only speaking of a phenomena of which we can only describe "how it works" and never "what it is." In other words, we can for the most part use the calculations of Newton and other great physicists to predict and calculate exactly what we need to figure out. However, knowing how something works and knowing what something is are two very, very different things. We will never have a full understanding of "gravity" unless we actively give up the notion that it is a "force" and actively seek out the true form of the universe: aether.
I did not say that the phenomena of what we call gravity does not exist, but rather the principle understanding of it is flawed and undefined. Magnetism, electricity, and gravity are all different modalities of disturbances in the aether. All I am saying is that gravity is not a force in itself by itself.
gravity does exist.
humans have been to the moon, and far beyond.
Gravity is nothing more than dielectric acceleration to the null point in counter-space, i.e. magnetism/electricity. There is no "force" of gravity. When we speak of the topic of "gravity" we are only speaking of a phenomena of which we can only describe "how it works" and never "what it is." In other words, we can for the most part use the calculations of Newton and other great physicists to predict and calculate exactly what we need to figure out. However, knowing how something works and knowing what something is are two very, very different things. We will never have a full understanding of "gravity" unless we actively give up the notion that it is a "force" and actively seek out the true form of the universe: aether.
just because gravity has been mis-defined, doesn't mean gravity doesn't exist.
gravity exists. as you say:
I did not say that the phenomena of what we call gravity does not exist, but rather the principle understanding of it is flawed and undefined. Magnetism, electricity, and gravity are all different modalities of disturbances in the aether. All I am saying is that gravity is not a force in itself by itself.
you said it better this time. cheers.
If they got to the moon, they friggin stargated/teleported there.
of course we have - and far beyond
Gotcha the first time. Any proof of this or just relying on repetition?