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Gravity
Gravity is that strange phenomenon that keeps your feet on the ground, holds the Moon in orbit around Earth and keeps the planets in orbit around the sun.
Most descriptions of gravity refer to it as an “attraction between objects” and objects are often said to be “pulling on one another.”
The assertion that objects are pulling on one another is simply an ungrounded assumption with no basis in fact, and for this reason the Logical Universe Gravitational Challenge is now being offered.
If we are to fully understand our universe we must know exactly why gravity occurs and base our understanding on fact and not on assumptions.
Gravity is due to an imbalance of the dynamic fabric of the universe acting upon all objects from opposite directions.
An object experiences acceleration due to gravity when the fabric of the universe acting upon the object from one direction is weaker than the fabric of the universe acting upon the object from the opposite direction.
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