Universal acceleration... hmm.... but what it can't explain is why i can't see everest from my back yard with a telescope....
care to enlighten me?
Yes, but first I'll point out that newton's law of gravity cannot explain that either
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You can't see everest because of the density of the atmosphere. The atmosphere gets thicker and thicker as you look further away, and at one point it gets too thick to look through.
That's the FE explanation.
My answer: You can't see Everest because you do not live on that part of the earth, and from, presumably, the States, you can't see Everest because of the curvature of the earth.