Dave
2023-01-06 13:10:14 UTC
The court decides "All science must be evidence based." Does anyone
disagree with this?
If so, please explain.
Looking at evidence for acceleration from gravity of 9.8m/s^2
in free fall (60m) drop, and the time to get to each meter.
Done hundreds of years ago by Galileo. Agreed - YES
Has this been reproduced?
Who has the original Galileo log books, and were instruments with
traceable calibration used?
Where is the evidence which would stand up in a court,
beyond reasonable doubt? (95% confidence level in science terminology)
Has someone a budget to do this in a transparent vacuum tube, to reduce
effects of air resistance?
You get the idea.
Can math other than acceleration given in units of m/s^2, fit the data?
If so, which model gives better predictions? This is the acid test.
Copyright release on the above in exact and equivalent:
(and rights and patents) all public domain - attribution annon.:
disagree with this?
If so, please explain.
Looking at evidence for acceleration from gravity of 9.8m/s^2
in free fall (60m) drop, and the time to get to each meter.
Done hundreds of years ago by Galileo. Agreed - YES
Has this been reproduced?
Who has the original Galileo log books, and were instruments with
traceable calibration used?
Where is the evidence which would stand up in a court,
beyond reasonable doubt? (95% confidence level in science terminology)
Has someone a budget to do this in a transparent vacuum tube, to reduce
effects of air resistance?
You get the idea.
Can math other than acceleration given in units of m/s^2, fit the data?
If so, which model gives better predictions? This is the acid test.
Copyright release on the above in exact and equivalent:
(and rights and patents) all public domain - attribution annon.: