No one is going to do the experiment for several reasons.
1) you dont explain it even remotely well enough to do
2) you are an idiot
3) no on is going to do your job for you
4) you are lazy
5) gravity is proven
6) you are a lazy idiot.
TYPICAL!!!
1) ignorance must hurt
I don't know, does it?
2)One of the biggest questions that has puzzled mankind throughout the ages is how gravity works. This new gravitational theory not only explains how gravity works, but shows how errors can arise in determining the positions of space probes, in determining the mass of the earth and other planets and in determining the value of G, the universal gravitational constant. This new theory of gravity is part of a more general Unified Field Theory (UFT) that shows how all of the known force fields work together. Once understood, this new UFT explains several heretofore unexplained phenomena in nature. In this brief write up, we will only deal with the gravitational part of the UFT.
So gravitation is not fully understood, who claims that science know everything?
But does Flat Earth have anything approaching even Newton's Gravitational Theory in the accuracy of calculation?
John Anderson and colleagues of NASA JPL, experts in the determination of spacecraft positioning, have published discrepancies observed in the locations of Pioneer 10, Pioneer 11 and of the Ulysses solar probe. (Anderson, 1998, Katz, 1999, Murphy, 1999) To date these discrepancies have not been fully explained. Anderson has raised the question as to whether there is a fundamental problem in our understanding of gravity or in the timing provided by the atomic clocks as part of the Deep Space Network (DSN), which tracks the space probes. The space vehicles exhibit a pull toward the sun greater than current theory would predict by about 2e-8 cm/s2.
So, see above comments! I am no expert on space probe trajectories, but there are are lot of little known variables, such as the exact paths of planets and the many smaller objects. I presume these are accurately accounted for, but I don't know.
From what I can see nothing is calculable to anything like that precision under Flat Earth Theory.
So do we throw out something that lets us make accurate (though not perfect) calculations for one that can't make any?
3) Theory of relativity you know gravity...which was so contradictory of Isaac Newtons theory on gravity had been accepted by people like you since 1915. 1915! That is your "proof" you are familiar with the term in science right, called a theory. PROOF would infer a different title such as LAW.
No,
Einstein's GR is not contrary to Newton's Laws of Motion nor his Law of Gravitation. It extended Newton's laws to regimes of very high velocity and mass. Newton can hardly be expected to have foreseen this as he was only dealing with earth sized masses and did not know that the speed of light was finite.
In a region such as Earth, however, the solution to Einstein's GR for masses much less than the Earth's mass and velocities much less than "c", guess what, leads to Newton's Laws. Newton was not that far out. Mind you his laws were based on a tremendous amount or experimental data.
Newton didn't simply have an an apple fall on his head causing the theory of gravitation to pop out.
Which isn't denoted ever scientifically anywhere all time within the science realm. So Einstein was real smart and was close until this thing called CERN showed up, which shot atoms 15,000of them faster than the speed of light. YOUR theory of gravity only a semblance of credence based on the idea that the speed of light is the pinnacle of speed in universe, it clearly scientifically not.
That has been answered elsewhere and does not disprove Einstein, but what if it did?
4) Gravity pulls, everything else pushes
Completely incorrect! Both magnetic and electrostatic forces can "pull" and relation between force and distance is inverse square in all three cases.
5) all the other forces of nature have the relative sa e exact resonance signature. Gravity's is so weak, where as the things it governs should indicate a much higher recordable signature.
Why? True, gravitation is (luckily for us) a very weak force. But since it depends on the product of the mass, is has only a very small effect on light objects on earth, but a massive force between say the sun and planets.
The energy of photons is very small, but quite detectable as photons interact with electrons and protons.
This energy is directly proportional to the frequency of the corresponding EM radiation. The existence of gravitons is still only hypothesised, but
if so and their energy is directly proportional to the frequency of the corresponding gravitational radiation.(Gravitational Waves) the energy may be below any detectable limit and as far as we know they would interact only with mass.
But all you are doing is trying to find weaknesses in current theories, without offering any viable alternative.