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[b]It's just a theory.[/b]
Yes, just like gravity is "just a theory". [/quote]
Haha what? [b]Gravity is a scientific law[/b]
No offense but I'm ganna stop reading there cause that's pathetic
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You just failed... you failed so hard...
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How so
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There is a THEORY of Gravity, then there is a LAW describing how that Theory works. So Gravity IS a Theory.
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http://thehappyscientist.com/science-experiment/gravity-theory-or-law
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Gravity is a theory supported by a law. The law states that it does happen and the theory tries to explain why.
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It's both.
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Really so what is gravity? If it's just a law you should be able to explain what it actually is in detail. The law determines how fast an object will fall into another's gravity field. It does not explain what gravity exactly is. [spoiler]hint: Einstein couldn't even figure that out....[/spoiler]
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Gravity is constant acceleration towards a large celestial body.
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It doesn't have to be a large celestial body, that's just where the effects are most easily observable.
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Edited by Stickman Al: 7/27/2015 2:17:17 PMGravity is a theory and has a supporting law.
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[quote]Gravity is a theory and has a supporting law.[/quote]
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Correct
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FYI OP is supporting evolution.