If physics 101 were true, yes.
Forget about if it is true or not.
Even if it was false, it works to explain reality and make useful predictions.
That is vastly superior to your garbage.
But physics says (as a blanket statement) that an object thrown and an object dropped fall to the ground at the same time.
No it doesn't.
Instead it says that for a frictionless vacuum over a short enough distance, if it is thrown perfectly horizontal.
If aerodynamics is involved, it will take longer.
If you throw it far enough, the curvature of Earth gets significant (e.g. an orbit).
Honestly, I think the person testing this was too busy fumbling with a timer and two objects, and the second time (they hired someone to work the timer), they were too distracted to check. I dropped an empty plastic bottle, and it hit the ground at 2 seconds. I threw it across the room, and it took about 3.5 seconds. The same time? No, that's a guideline not a rule.
Sure, they failed, but you did it perfectly.
Now, when you threw it, what way did you throw it? Was it horizontal, or upwards.
You don't "predict" reality. You test reality.
And how do you "test" reality?
You make a prediction and see if that prediction is true.
If it is, the test passed. If it isn't the test failed.
Were the moon really in charge of tides, we would expect the highest tide to be when the moon is full.
Or when it is a new moon.
When the bulge from the moon and the bulge from the sun overlap.
Approximately.
And guess what? WE DO!
e.g.
https://www.tide-forecast.com/locations/Libreville/tides/latestfull moon is the 23 of Apr, and the highest level there is 2.03 about a day later. Settled, right? Nope! A day after the new moon, the highest level is 2.35 ft!
So your objection is that the new moon causes it as well?
You are just yet again appealing to your wilful ignorance because of how much you hate reality?
The explanation given for this by so-called scientists? "The moon creates a bulge on both sides of Earth."
No, that is the simple version.
You have been provided the more complete version.
But like the lying scum you are, you just pretend you haven't.
Here it is again:
Consider the force of attraction of the moon on Earth.
This causes Earth to accelerate towards the moon.
The average acceleration of Earth is based upon the distance to the centre of Earth.
But the bit of Earth closest to the moon is closer so it is attracted more strongly resulting in the towards Earth force appearing less and a bulge forming there.
And the bit of Earth furthest from the moon is further, so it is attracted less, resulting in the towards Earth force appearing less and a bulge forming there.
This is not difficult to comprehend, but here you are, still playing dumb.
If we were looking to use the science we were taught to predict things, we would be totally wrong.
Yet you can present a single example, just empty claims.
I've seen lunar phases in some months where the highest tide is during one of the quarters.
Citation needed.
So ummm, 0 for 2? Nice job, though.
No, a pathetic job, and so full of dishonesty you think the 2 points go your way.
In order to even be in the running, you would need the ability to explain these things. You don't, so by default you have 0 points. You can't get points until you get explanations.