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Author Topic:   Gravity does not exist
Neutralmind
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Message 43 of 66 (397146)
04-24-2007 5:29 PM
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04-04-2007 4:29 PM


How does substantium explain all the other galaxy formations, since there being no gravity. You'd expect them all to be drawn near the holder of substantium, earth. How does it explain that!!?

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Neutralmind
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Message 50 of 66 (397300)
04-25-2007 12:29 PM
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04-24-2007 8:04 PM


Substantium is the strongest force
May I suggest a theory, not even much of a theory as of scientific fact! That galaxies are held in form by some kind of unkown matter. It's illusionary to call this matter "dark matter" when substantium has much more scientific basis for existence. Of course the force in the center of galaxies cannot be as powerful as substantium on earth, because we know and science tells us that earth is in the center of all. We even see galaxies being pulled towards us!
So, the force that holds galaxies together might be Substantium's little brother, Subtum, which we have all the reason to believe exists. It is not even close to as powerful as Substantium but powerful enough to keep galaxies in together.

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Neutralmind
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Message 52 of 66 (397344)
04-25-2007 3:09 PM
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04-24-2007 8:04 PM


Substantium does in fact draw these other objects toward the Earth, but that effect is still outweighed by the force of the initial "explosion" that created the universe.
Are you saying that the presence of Substantium doesn't already refute the big bang? If so, how is substantium only found on earth?

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