User talk:MaxFletcher/CMI
Hi Max, thanks. I'll try to make my Essay:Gravitation demystified an essay :).
Don't worry about "sureity". Science is never sure. Science is what is left after all what is (surely false) is removed. As e.g. I believe (which is not sure, just my faith) that the universe is not expanding, contrary to what mainstream "scientists" think. So at least you have one example of what is not sure. But expansion is mighty doubtful. That's why I don't believe the universe is expanding and think that I can prove it with math and observations of universe. Which I plan to put into my essay Gravitation demystified. But for the time being (and probably forever) it is only faith in lack of expansion. Though I hope it is going to become more and more probable with time. As more and more people reject the "evidence of expansion". Like it is already mighty probable that the Earth is round and running around the Sun, which some time ago was not probable at all and people got burned for believing "such nonsence" [1]. JimJast 19:02, 21 August 2011 (EDT)
References
- ↑ Giordano Bruno in 1600.