Why wouldn’t your made up force pull things down to Earths surface faster in a vacuum environment?
Again, the one with the made up force is you.
The very real force of gravity works just like we expect.
For most objects, there is negligible air resistance and negligible contribution from buoyancy, so it falls at roughly the same rate in a vacuum and in air.
But for some objects, air resistance and/or buoyancy are significant, so they do fall at different rates in a vacuum and air.
Compare your made up force to a real force, like magnetic force.
We already have.
Other than magnetism being based upon a dipole rather than a monopole, magnetism being opposites attract instead of like attracts, and the different properties causing it (mass vs far more complex stuff for magnetism), they are quite comparable.
A magnet pulls in the same nail faster in a vacuum, than within air.
Got any evidence of that?
That makes perfect sense, because air has resistance, and slows it down.
Which is negligible over short distances.
Forces are always stronger nearest to their source of origin, weaker with more distance from their source of origin.
Just like gravity, including documented evidence showing how g varies over Earth's surface.
You just ignore that evidence because you don't like it.
You cannot have a real force that has the same strength at all distances from its source of origin, nor have a real source that
And we don't.
That is your strawman.
A strawman you have no evidence for.
A strawman that is refuted by actual evidence.
You’ve claimed your made up force varies in strength at some points on Earth, but show no valid evidence for that claim.
Except it was already provided to you here, with you failing to provide any response:
Here is an example for Canadia:
https://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2017/rncan-nrcan/M183-2/M183-2-8081.pdf
So thanks for yet again demonstrating to everyone you are just a pathetic, lying POS, willing to say whatever BS you think will help you pretend your fantasy is true, regardless of how false it is.
The force should be variable with much more distance up in air, if from these points ON Earth!
Why would you claim it varies over Earth? More or less distance from the source?
Because the source is not the surface of Earth. It is every little bit of mass of Earth.
As a simple approximation, you can treat that as if all the mass was at the centre of Earth.
Then as the distance to the centre varies with latitude, you would expect the strength of gravity to vary with latitude. AND IT DOES!
It does also vary with altitude. But that is much harder to document because you need a stable platform or need to remove the effect of the motion of the platform.
For example, if you try using a helium filled balloon like a weather balloon, then as it accelerates upwards it will make any gravimeter mounted to it appear to measure an increase in g.
And as the upwards force on the balloon varied, the measured value of g would vary.
Using a mountain isn't helpful, because the mountain has significant mass.
And you need to get quite high.
Going to an altitude of 10 km, is only a an increase in distance of roughly 0.6%.
That will give you a roughly 0.3% change in gravity.
So we are still where we were before.
Gravity is a viable explanation which actually works and has evidence supporting it.
Your delusional garbage isn't even close to a viable explanation.
It can't explain why things fall, why at a particular rate, why that rate varies, how this creates a pressure gradient, and why this pressure gradient doesn't push things up.
Why would any sane person discard the working model of gravity for your delusional BS?