Quantum Windbag
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No, but the rate at which objects fall with respect to the mass of the objects does, and that was the point Newton made.
Actually, all it proves is that there is a common force acting on each object. If you are in a ship accelerating toward the center of the earth at 2Gs and drop an object it will fall in a line that is directly opposite the force acting on it, which is away from the center of the Earth. Einstein is the one that proved that.
It is utterly amazing how unaware you are.![]()
What, exactly, did I get wrong? Keep in mind that Einstein actually laid out the math that explains this, that I can actually show it to you, and that every single experiment conducted since he first published his theories proves he is right, but feel free to point out what I am unaware of.