Even scientists admit that they have never been able to explain or even to prove the existence of gravity. They can’t explain how objects can act upon one another at a distance. If you were to put two metal balls on a table, gravity should, if ever so slightly, draw them closer to one another, but no such movement has ever been detected. Gravity is nothing but conjecture. I have seen theories where the behaviors formerly attributed to gravity are actually due to electromagnetism. I’ve even come across a theory where a flow of ether causes the behavior. Again, we hav generations of people brainwashed into believing in gravity ... when even scientists admit they have no clue what it is and how it works. Same with evolution. Even top scientists are discarding it, but kids are still brainwashed in schools into believing that it’s proven fact.
Understanding Gravity:[1] “For great is the power of God alone, and he is honoured by the humble. Seek not the things that are too high for thee, and search not into things above thy ability: but the things that God hath commanded thee, think on them always, and in many of his works be not curious. For it is not necessary for thee to see with thy eyes those things that are hidden. In unnecessary matters be not over curious, and in many of his works thou shalt not be inquisitive. For many things are shewn to thee above the understanding of men. And the suspicion of them hath deceived man, and hath detained their minds in vanity.” (Ecclus 3:21-26).
To say Newton solved the mystery of ‘gravity’ is ignorant or deceitful for no one other than God ‘understands’ what we call ‘gravity.’ We know the need for and effects of ‘gravity’ on Earth, and indeed on the surface of every other cosmic body, but can mere human reason really comprehend the mystery of gravity? Given, for example, that if we view the Earth’s global structure from space, as man can do now, (and the Moon's) we see its surface covered with ‘unattached’ things, half ‘upside-down’ relative to the other half. This being so, we can ask, how is it that on this same Earth everybody on its surface has the sky above and the Earth below. Is such a phenomenon not beyond human understanding? Let us put it this way. Here we are in the space shuttle, heading for global Earth. Now, no matter where we head for, even if it is a place right on the bottom of the sphere as we head towards it, somehow, by the time we land, we always end up the same way, the sky is always overhead, and the Earth is always below us. When does the ‘head-under-heels twist’ happen, we ask? If a fly landed on the same place on a light bulb, it would find itself ‘upside down,’ yet the same does not occur when the bulbs are cosmic bodies. How does this happen? ‘It is all because of gravity’ we are told, and thank God for it we say, because without it we would all be in one terrible incoherent state of chaos.
There are, of course, many other known functions served by ‘gravity.’ Experience has shown us that without Earth’s gravity men could not/cannot survive for very long. The ability of our bodily parts to function properly, for example, is totally dependent on the Earth’s perfectly created gravity, and it is this dependency that will make long-term space travel for humans almost impossible, without even considering the effects of radiation. Forget all that hype and nonsense written about men ‘conquering space.’ The truth is that in apparently gravity-absent (weightless) space the human body will eventually break down. First muscle tissue would start to degenerate for want of proper gravity-resisting exercise. Then the bones weaken, start to lose calcium and become brittle. The heart, no longer having to pump blood against the effect of gravity, loses strength and vigour. In time other physical defects would begin to show, such as bodily fluids shifting around causing swelling in various parts of our anatomy. Thereafter physical and mental stress as well as exhaustion would set in. Back on Earth no such problems exist, thanks to the Earth’s ‘gravity.’ All living creatures can exist on its surface where they belong with perfect health and mobility, and the weight of a glass of wine and cigar just perfect.
[1]From the Latin gravitás, meaning heavy.