Re: Antigravity, our doom?

On Sep 7, 11:32 pm, Sam Wormley <sworml...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
pipoxyz wrote:

Science is ever evolving, take for example the pioneers 10 and 11
missions. Nearing the edge of our solar system, both where slowing
down. Even factoring in the gravitational pull of the sun. Possibly
redering Einsteins theories of gravity by bended space, false.

How come this phenomenon doesn't show up with all the other bodies
of the solar system?

Well, this is a whole new discussion, all i know is that the data came
from 2 seperate devices, verified by independent researchers, and all
possible explenations have been accounted for and are said not to be
able to be the cause of this magnitude.All that is left to explain it
by is dark matter, dome extradimentional stringtheorythingy, or a flaw
in our understanding of gravity.

But please, it appears to be impossible to get beyond the question
wether or not gravity shielding is possible.

The next person that responds, please respond to the question of what
you think would happen to a gravity shielded object and why.
thnx in advance:)

.

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