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       Re: Gravity for the Bumble Bee
       By: patrick jane Date: December 10, 2018, 8:27 pm
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       [/quote]Blade, I'm thinking of buying a book called Zetetic
       Cosmonogy from 1899 by Thomas Winship. He explains gravity
       pretty good and it a very interesting flat earth book.
  HTML https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/c-MAAOSw~AVYoEh7/s-l300.jpg
       [/quote]
       [shadow=blue,left]PJ, do/have you ever read a Kindle Book. That
       very book is on sale at Amazon via EBOOKS for 7.99.... If you
       download it and the Free Reader then you can carry it with you
       on your phone of mobile pad, PC, etc.
       It is easy, simply set up an account. one click buys the book.
       Some of the books cost .99cents. They all come with search app
       within them.
       Blade
       [/Shadow]
       [/quote]Do I just download Kindle? Or upload Kindle or whatever?
       Then I can buy other books on Kindle and have them on my phone
       as well? I'm getting a complete brand new computer system in the
       next few days, new chair and desk too so I'll be ready to do
       this Kindle thing then. Thank you for the information !!!
       #Post#: 6177--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Gravity for the Bumble Bee
       By: patrick jane Date: June 8, 2019, 5:58 pm
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       [quote author=patrick jane link=topic=62.msg2735#msg2735
       date=1544495263]
       [/quote]Blade, I'm thinking of buying a book called Zetetic
       Cosmonogy from 1899 by Thomas Winship. He explains gravity
       pretty good and it a very interesting flat earth book.
  HTML https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/c-MAAOSw~AVYoEh7/s-l300.jpg
       [/quote]
       [shadow=blue,left]PJ, do/have you ever read a Kindle Book. That
       very book is on sale at Amazon via EBOOKS for 7.99.... If you
       download it and the Free Reader then you can carry it with you
       on your phone of mobile pad, PC, etc.
       It is easy, simply set up an account. one click buys the book.
       Some of the books cost .99cents. They all come with search app
       within them.
       Blade
       [/Shadow]
       [/quote]Do I just download Kindle? Or upload Kindle or whatever?
       Then I can buy other books on Kindle and have them on my phone
       as well? I'm getting a complete brand new computer system in the
       next few days, new chair and desk too so I'll be ready to do
       this Kindle thing then. Thank you for the information !!!
       [/quote]Thank you Blade, I might get Kindle soon.
       #Post#: 6182--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Gravity for the Bumble Bee
       By: guest8 Date: June 8, 2019, 8:19 pm
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       [quote author=patrick jane link=topic=62.msg6177#msg6177
       date=1560034720]
       [quote author=patrick jane link=topic=62.msg2735#msg2735
       date=1544495263]
       [/quote]Blade, I'm thinking of buying a book called Zetetic
       Cosmonogy from 1899 by Thomas Winship. He explains gravity
       pretty good and it a very interesting flat earth book.
  HTML https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/c-MAAOSw~AVYoEh7/s-l300.jpg
       [/quote]
       [shadow=blue,left]PJ, do/have you ever read a Kindle Book. That
       very book is on sale at Amazon via EBOOKS for 7.99.... If you
       download it and the Free Reader then you can carry it with you
       on your phone of mobile pad, PC, etc.
       It is easy, simply set up an account. one click buys the book.
       Some of the books cost .99cents. They all come with search app
       within them.
       Blade
       [/Shadow]
       [/quote]Do I just download Kindle? Or upload Kindle or whatever?
       Then I can buy other books on Kindle and have them on my phone
       as well? I'm getting a complete brand new computer system in the
       next few days, new chair and desk too so I'll be ready to do
       this Kindle thing then. Thank you for the information !!!
       [/quote]Thank you Blade, I might get Kindle soon.
       [/quote]
       There is another that you might look at and it is : Zetetic
       Astronomy: Earth Not a Globe (Illustrated) by Samuel Birley
       Rowbotham
       Blade
       #Post#: 29401--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Gravity for the Bumble Bee
       By: patrick jane Date: May 14, 2021, 7:35 pm
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       Gravity's "Big Proof" - EXPOSED (The Cavendish Effect)
       42 minutes
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       #Post#: 37758--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Gravity DEBUNKED by the Bumble Bee
       By: patrick jane Date: March 6, 2022, 9:59 pm
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       Cavendish Experiment Proves Gravity?
       3 minutes
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       In 1797, Henry Cavendish, the British scientist, Freemason, and
       wealthy grandson of the Duke of Devonshire, created an
       experiment which he claimed successfully proved the existence of
       gravity, measured its constant, and provided accurate figures
       for the exact masses of the Earth, Sun, Moon, and Planets.  How
       did Cavendish achieve this quantum leap for heliocentric
       pseudo-science?  He fixed two large lead balls on opposite ends
       of a torsion balance and hung them from the roof of his shed.
       By watching and recording slight motions of the contraption via
       telescope through his shed window so his mass would not affect
       the reading, Cavendish claimed to have proven gravity.  Two
       small lead balls were hung near the large ones and any motion
       observed towards one another was touted as being the influence
       of gravity. Now, the Cavendish experiment has been widely
       criticized by the scientific community because never in over two
       centuries since its creation has anyone been able to replicate
       it!
       Firstly, the balls simply do not always attract one another as
       they must for the so-called gravitational constant to be
       constant at all.  Sometimes the torsion balance turns towards
       the balls and sometimes away as it is impossible not to give
       some slight tremulous motion when interacting with it. Henry
       even complained in his notes how often as he was performing the
       measurement the contraption was still in oscillation.
       Secondly, since his calculated force of gravity was 10^39 weaker
       than the force of electro-magnetism, from which all material
       objects are composed, there is no control for the experiment
       which can factor out and positively differentiate the alleged
       gravitational force, from the known stronger electro-magnetic
       force.
       In other words, the balls could simply be attracting each other
       through static electricity, a known force existing in all
       things, billions of times stronger than gravity, and impossible
       to control for the experiment.  Even though no one could
       replicate Cavendish’s findings, the experiment went down in
       history as a great success, and is still taught as veritable
       proof of universal gravitation in science textbooks today.
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