Newton's 'gravity' mistakes
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Sir Isaac Newton's Mistake(s)

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​It would have been the high tide under the moon that gave Sir Isaac Newton this impression of a falling apple 'drawing' the earth as it fell. From there, Sir Isaac developed a formula to explain the gravity of the universe. One that nominally specified one direction of fall was part of the cause of an opposite direction of fall.
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​The constant is the acceleration or weight of m caused by M at distance d from M. The magnitude of m is immaterial to the weight or free fall rate that M causes. (link).
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