Mr. NOM, my argument is that the gravity and Newtonian principles don't work at planetary level and in quantum level as well. Scientist have their own philosophy and belief that gravity works at planetary level but in reality it does not. Why would there be an increase in the distance between the moon and earth if gravity works so beautifully? Here, we have to consider some other unknown factor/force that affects the distance between them.

There is another one very wrong logic about saying that planets in our solar system broke away from Sun and moon is a broken part of earth. If Sun scatters into pieces then what comes as a broken piece will be of the same nature as the Sun. As you would say that a molten red hot iron when scattered will produce only iron pieces. Please don't say that the scattered pieces of iron have cooled down and so is the broken part of earth from sun. If that is so, then earth being the same kind as Sun should be nearly as hot as Sun. Why has earth formed layers of atmosphere that reflects harmful Sun's rays? Why doesn't earth simply absorb all the rays of the Sun?

See, there are innumerable questions left unanswered by the physicists even in this 21st century because we don't have a proper means to argue against their claims or what they are believing to be true.

to explain this feature we have what Einstein unknowingly explained: the expansion of the universe. if it does expand like a balloon, then all distances everywhere are simultaneously expanding. no matter where the beginning middle or end may be the expansion still effects the entire balloon. this is why gravity is so essential to the stabilization of the universe. without it, gravity would collapse everything together into a singularity.

perhaps gravity is nothing more than extreme pressure naturally responding to expansion, or vice versa.

graciassenor,

First-of-all, how these people are predicting that the universe is expanding? Using a high power telescope they are measuring red shifts and blue shifts. Now, just because a redshift happens how can you say that the universe is expanding.

Just by the movement of a wandering galaxy or star red shift can still happen. Why is it not assumed that red shifts are happening in a never expanding universe where only the galaxies/stars are moving about?



This is your own sentence with "if" in it. You know that the great physicist had given the theory. But still you are not able to say anything for certain?
Because most of the theories cannot be experimented. Most of them don't have enough evidence of proof (Even the photos of space, planets & stars etc. are air brushed by NASA). Some of the theories cannot be understood, atleast the mathematical part of it. Have anyone so far understood the 12 dimensional space? NO! but they will still be talking about it.

Physicists now-a-days produce theory that has plenty of calculation in it but no logic. A common man is finally pushed to accept the theory simply because he cannot understand such maths or complicated definitions/explanation. There are some worst cases where they try to explain universal gravity with the term gravity itself. Is that not circular reasoning?

Great comment.

Please realise that even if we build a basic catapult and place a marbel in it and fire it in controlled conditions inside a big hall lets say 20 meters at angle 45 degrees we have the maths to predict where it will land.......

pproblem is It will never exactly land in the exact same place every time even with the best machines. Yes it will land within 1cm every time in the same place maybe we can spend £1000000 and make great scientifc controls and get it down to within 1mm maybe more!

please answer why we could not get it accurate to within a nanometer! is it the marbel the machine or the universe?

sometimes that's the only word we can use. for instance, when Christopher Columbus set sail he was probably thinking, "If i hit land..." or "if there is no land within a certain amount of sailing..." and in the same way yet on a larger scale we have to use the same type of thinking. thankfully with increasing technology we're able to literally observe things taking place in the universe. we have pin-pointed with direct accuracy objects 13 billion light years away. that's a lot of mileage, or kilometers, depending on where you live. has gravity really ever been detected? no. it's just there, and yet....well....don't you agree it exists?