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Shroud of Turin is from first AD.

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
I don’t need the definition of words, I asked for a science paper stating that gravity is a fact, you would think it is an obvious fact, but is it still considered a theory? Do you have a science source saying that Gravity is a fact and not a theory?
That is not how one uses scientific papers. In scientific papers one states one's hypothesis, how they did various tests or observations, what they observed and they they think that it means.

You keep telling us that you have at best a middle school science education when you make frivolous demands.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
I would have mentioned that but he would have said "It's a Law". That is why I went with General Relativity. It is a theory, and it superseded Newtons' work. It is not so much that Newton is "wrong" He is only wrong under relativistic conditions and those are rather rare when it comes to crude observations. But General Relativiy is the theory for gravity these days.
 

Sheldon

Veteran Member
I don’t need the definition of words, I asked for a science paper stating that gravity is a fact, you would think it is an obvious fact, but is it still considered a theory? Do you have a science source saying that Gravity is a fact and not a theory?

Accepted scientific theories are by definition scientific facts.
 
Fact
noun
  1. a thing that is known or proved to be true.
Are you saying science doesn't know gravity to be true?
No I’m not saying that @Subduction Zone brought it up and was thinking of course gravity is a fact but then looked it up and looked like Universal Gravity could be a theory and not a fact. So maybe it is both but that’s it on that.
 
Accepted scientific theories are by definition scientific facts.
What about when theories are proved to be false?
Theory vs Fact
While theories are well-supported and may be true, they are not the same as facts. Facts are irrefutable, while a contrary result may disprove a theory.
 
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