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I told my boy: "Son, I love you, but if you become a lawyer or a politician, I'll disown you."

Ninety-nine percent of lawyers give the rest a bad name.

What do you call a busload of lawyers going off a cliff?

The trial was a joke. The verdict was as good as random. There should never have been a trial and the only good that came of it was to see how justified the hatred of lawyers is.

Different earth. ;)

Even if there were "dark" stuff (there isn't), the constant is based on a simple understanding of physical laws. Ie, the inverse-square law and the constancy of the mass of the universe. Measuring the universal mass and determining the limits of its distribution is beyond our ability to measure...

No, we are not saying the same thing. There is a universal gravitational constant (unless mass is created or eliminated). There is not an Earth "constant" (although the changes it undergoes are negligible — probably unmeasurable — so to call it a constant is understandable).

I think you need to do a bit more research on this. There are no measurements that show gravity is not constant, the problem is that no measurement can ever be made with all of the mass (and its distribution) accounted for. Imagine a universe that was two metal balls of known mass. A (massless)...

Oh. It was a typo? ;)

Death treats. :rotfl:

I believe that the scales was inside the chamber. Indeed, if the airless chamber were weighed on a scales and compared to the air-filled one, the case would be closed. Well. Perhaps not for 0minds1spirit.

But they were both black. :|

I think there are better ways than that set up to show that air has weight.

Two.

Nobody can tell you how gravity works. Nobody knows.

At 3:20: "Normally we don't notice the weight of air."

The weatherman gave the game away when he said what the air pressure was.

We won?

Or perhaps I've just gone mad. :D

I think I've explained myself pretty clearly. And it's not all that important anyway.