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==Microgravity versus Macrogravity==

==Microgravity versus Macrogravity==

Microgravity is the attractions we experience on an everyday basis, such as things falling to the earth. There is an abundance of evidence to support the phenomenon of microgravity. However, macrogravity, the attraction of large celestial bodies, has never been adequately proven, and it is more or less equally likely that a different force (e.g. electromagnetism, a hypothetical "God force," etc.) is holding solar systems and galaxies together. Liberal astronomers however do not acknowledge this.

Microgravity is the attractions we experience on an everyday basis, such as things falling to the earth. There is an abundance of evidence to support the phenomenon of microgravity. However, macrogravity, the attraction of large celestial bodies, has never been adequately proven, and it is more or less equally likely that a different force (e.g. electromagnetism, a hypothetical "God force," etc.) is holding solar systems and galaxies together. Liberal astronomers however do not acknowledge this.<ref>http://groups.google.com/group/sci.skeptic/msg/28ebb87902c8ecba?dmode=source&hl=en&pli=1</ref>

==See also==

==See also==