you have not disproved gravity as one of the phenomenal forces. Although i admit that it is true that each object exerts an "electromagnetic" force
, (as it is noted as one of the phenomenal forces) This force has little or no effect on gravitational pull. Consider this , Weight is a measurement
based upon the gravitational forces acting upon the mass of an object , which is why your weight will vary on different planets. If an electromagnetic
force is responsible for gravity then doesn't it make sense that if each person is "magnetized" a certain way , then his weight will vary with
location at the different poles of the planet. This is simply not true. While your weight can vary with location it does so because of altitude and
not magnetism. According to The Law of Universal Gravitation, Every object in the Universe attracts every other object with a force directed along the
line of centers for the two objects that is proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of the separation
between the two objects. If the above mentioned law is to hold true then no matter where you are located on the planet , as long as you are an equal
distance from the earths "center of gravity" then the earths mass acting upon your mass (gravity) will cause you to weigh the same no matter what
your location may be , thus disproving that gravity is greatly affected by an electromagnetic force. Gravity is only affected by two factors
"distance" and "mass". Another example to disprove your "theory" is that of planetary orbit. The Earth orbits around our sun right? well if
gravity were all about magnetism then the sun would have to hold a magnetic charge almost opposite that of the Earth in order to "pull us into an
orbit." So, if the sun had this above described magnetic force then what would stop the sun from just pulling us in on a straight path with no
elliptical orbit. Thank goodness that with gravitational force that does not happen. With the example of Newtons Orbital cannon, it is shown that if a
cannon ball were fired horizontally from a high mountain it would be pulled in by the earths gravitational force. But if that same cannon ball were
fired with just the right amount of velocity (because Velocity is a factor pertaining to magnitude and direction) it would travel completely around
the earth falling into the gravitational field ,but never reaching the earth because the earth is curving away at the same rate, which proves that the
sun is not a "fixed" point in space, because if it were we would eventually spiral into it. These above examples coupled with some very intelligent
mens theories prove that electromagnetism is not at the heart of gravity.




