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This anti gravity calculator you couldn't sneak G in even if you tried. 1000% gravity free, backed by science and empirical evidence, with sources on the extended version 😂😂😂 good luck. Lmk if you want that version too. This calculator accounts for why things fall AND rise, also accounts for a vacuum, water, and oil. It Also hits the 9.8 constant without a single need for G. Good luck proving the force now that 9.8 can be derived without G, & it's still unisolated, fiat force that only explains why things go down with circular chalkboard math. | |||
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1NsqxcEU0NlxqJjOOlZvzzVkNwJbQ0K2FPb2nYX126-E/edit?usp=drivesdk | |||
Extended version with sources & mathematical bridge https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1feLbyeGzIxpya9sdqXm3VA6aY5FFPTAqXJ2qO2oPb6Y/edit?usp=drivesdk | |||
[[File:Antigravity.jpeg|thumb|right|G5 calculator]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:55, 6 October 2026
This anti gravity calculator you couldn't sneak G in even if you tried. 1000% gravity free, backed by science and empirical evidence, with sources on the extended version 😂😂😂 good luck. Lmk if you want that version too. This calculator accounts for why things fall AND rise, also accounts for a vacuum, water, and oil. It Also hits the 9.8 constant without a single need for G. Good luck proving the force now that 9.8 can be derived without G, & it's still unisolated, fiat force that only explains why things go down with circular chalkboard math.
Extended version with sources & mathematical bridge https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1feLbyeGzIxpya9sdqXm3VA6aY5FFPTAqXJ2qO2oPb6Y/edit?usp=drivesdk
