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"in the absence of air resistance..."

Hello again.

I'm stupid, but not that stupid. I was referring to the air resistance.

The thing is, the air resistance wouldn't be a factor in slowing down a feather or paper if gravity were to be the result of all objects expanding. A rock, a feather, or a piece of paper is expanding proportionate to the constant, correct? If so, my inference is that the "falling" objects would have to meet the ground simultaneously, but they don't.

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N0B0DY 9th degree Black Belt Status: Offline Posts: 1,941 Thanks Given: 0 Thanked 110x in 104 Posts Join Date: Jan 2007 Rep Power: 26	Re: Physical Matter is Six Simultaneous Euclidien Dimensions - 05-28-2007, 06:09 PM "in the absence of air resistance..." Hello again. I'm stupid, but not that stupid. I was referring to the air resistance. The thing is, the air resistance wouldn't be a factor in slowing down a feather or paper if gravity were to be the result of all objects expanding. A rock, a feather, or a piece of paper is expanding proportionate to the constant, correct? If so, my inference is that the "falling" objects would have to meet the ground simultaneously, but they don't.