Gravity: how is it possible (I have read the FAQs)?

Okay, then In the would as I as i see it the FET unfortunately does not compute in my mind. In my world there is gravitation. And there is a lot of evidence to back the structure of my beliefs.  also this still cant explain the infinite energy source that it would require, and it doesnt explain where the energy sources come from to propel the stars and what not up along with us and at the same rate? some of those masses will be different weights and it will make them slower or faster .
also without gravity what explains the circular orbits of planets? how can you explain the circular orbits of moons around other planets in the solar system? 

Just a curious bystander, but what is your explanation of the supposed expansion of the universe? That energy "to propel the stars?"

Quote from: taters343 on October 31, 2009, 06:23:02 PM

The earth's infinite mass it what would prevent it from collapsing in on itself. Keep in mind that gravitation does not exist in this model.

If there is no gravitation it wouldn't need soemthing to prevent it.

If it is infinite and has a gravitational pull and no ua etc it wouldn't collapse due to, in part, Gauss' law.

I'm getting all my thoughts mixed up, I was essentially attempting to say what you just said.

Of course not.  Have a good night.

Relativity could still work without the earth itself creating gravity.

Umm... How?  According to relativity, mass warps space-time causing gravity (gravitation).