you don't find it the tiniest bit strange that you are interpreting that equation in a way that literally nobody has ever stated? I'm gonna ask...AGAIN...and I'm positive you'll deflect because, like in every case so far in this thread, your head is too far up your ass to accept having it fucked up...
-Where are you getting this interpretation from?
-What makes you think that you are interpreting it correctly when that is not how the global scientific community interprets it? Are you saying everyone else is wrong?
-Can you at least cite an example of your interpretation being used somewhere in the wild?
I'm basing it on the definition of force. And the constant G has acceleration units in it. That's why I asked you to search how that equation came to be in the first place but you didn't want to. And your boy wants to ignore the constant altogether and thinks he can define gravitational force that way.
The global scientific community knows that gravitational force is created by masses and movement. They're not retarded. And if you want to go deeper, there are different definitions of where exactly gravity come from. But I'm not talking about any of them. I'm talking specifically about gravitational force. The equation your boy posted.
Your boy posted an example when he calculated gravitational force between two objects. Except he didn't show the units. Run his example but with the units for all the variables and you'll see an example. I'll be honest. Neither you or 4dimensional understand where G comes from but you hate to admit it. That's OK. To me that's not as bad as trying to calculate a force without using acceleration. That is absurd.
If you want me to be very specific about something let me know and I'll go into more detail. I've posted all of this before.




