Well, if Newton's Third Law says that "For EVERY action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.", then how does the entire scientific world make this one exception for gravity? And if matter is the "force" keeping you from falling, could it be possible that gravity is caused by antimatter?
I'm putting this in a religious forum to get some different kinds of feedback. I am trying to either perfect this theory, or disprove it myself.
I am talking about gravity not gravitation. I dont agree with einsteins general relativity theory about matter going through the space-time continuum in order to create gravity, but gravity has to have an opposing force, the normal force in generally accepted as what stops you from falling further, but matter also can give you lift if you have enough thrust (because the wing cuts the air in half, causing 2 different coefficients of pressure, but even then with airplanes attaining lift, this is not a pure counterforce.
The theory I am talking about deals with matter, antimatter, and the origin of gravity and the beginnings of the earth.
Matter= Regular atoms
Antimatter= Atoms with negatively charged protrons and positively charged electrons. (opposite charges)
2007-12-04
23:26:47
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