((((((GRAVITY))))))

>>19267207
Can you explain more than just randomly dropping an image? Does copper have a special interaction with magnetic fields?

>>19267232
bump, i'm interested in this

>>19267481
It's fucking /x/, unless you count mental illness as a source, you will find nothing here.

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>>19267487
Even the mentally ill can tell us something

>>19267207
Anything else?

so, a ball bearing is magnetized and then placed in between the ionosphere and earth and then placed into a copper tube of some sort than accelerates the drop which ultimately causes the bearing to fall faster which then, using inertia the earth repels it and thus leaves the ball bearing in a state of free fall?.

https://youtu.be/hNPBYtJyfZo?t=15m15s

>>19267207
There's no such thing as gravity. We're all held here by art.

>>19267207
Gravity is fun, because it's one of the most basic laws of nature and we don't know why it works

we see how it works and what its doing. but we don't know why all matter has this natural pull on everything else that doesnt seem to use up energy like all other forces.

>>19269646
Thanks, this helps

>>19269685
Are we humans or are we dancers?

>>19267207
never let me down, gently.