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I have a friend who does not believe in the force of gravity, merely thinking that everything 'heavier than air' is supposed to fall down. How do I scientifically disprove this?
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If a body in freefall can't feel acceleration, why is there a falling sensation during the accelerating part of the fall?
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Is Big Bang as an explosion from singularity still a thing as a theory? Brian Cox said in an interview that what we really know is that 13 bilions years ago the universe was very hot and very dense and that's pretty much it
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