>>4648533 (lb)

the odds that your guess is just a guess and has a guess's chance in hell o being correct?

close to 100

>>4648543 (lb)

of course he's baiting them

>>4648571 (lb)

gravity has math that verifies that the approximations are indeed correct. you either get this, or you're a dumbass.

>>4648651 (lb)

>What you call gravity is simply a positive terminal circular centripetal-emanative field with a negative ether-pressure (true vacuum) gradient whose negative terminal is in counter-space (ether).

And you either understand that the effects described are accurate within their breadth of applicability, or you dont.

>>4649526

enough people are shitting up the breads as it is, fuck off. if you dont understand that the equations are approximations, and they have a pretty f'n good degree of accuracy, then double fuck off, then go fuck off some more