[0:31:43 - 0:31:46] who've contributed most to science, whether it was Newton or Bacon,

[1:30:24 - 1:30:30] is just this very very weird thing that we don't understand and like just like you have Newton's

[1:30:37 - 1:30:43] it you can you can place Newton inside of Einstein who's to say that like Schrodinger's equation

[0:03:20 - 0:03:27] A plan that also includes weather duty officer Irving Newton stepping forward to confirm the lie.

[0:03:53 - 0:03:58] Newton verifies the evidence placed there by the army is from a weather balloon.

[0:04:05 - 0:04:11] The material has been deliberately switched with Newton confirming the official lie.

[0:57:04 - 0:57:11] energy putting energy into something newton's law of gravity for every action there's equal opposite reaction and it goes in a moves for a little while

[0:12:15 - 0:12:18] it can't all be Newtonian propulsion.

[0:12:23 - 0:12:30] The whole idea of the Newtonian third law of action reaction

[0:12:30 - 0:12:32] can't all be Newtonian.

[0:12:33 - 0:12:35] What if there's non-Newtonian propulsion?

[0:19:30 - 0:19:32] from Newton's second law,

[1:10:20 - 1:10:21] We're talking about 10 to the 44 Newton.

[1:43:04 - 1:43:09] The mercury, the, the orbit of mercury wasn't understood in the Newtonian context and

[1:54:13 - 1:54:17] just mass ejection and it's all just, you know, Newton's laws.

[1:10:49 - 1:10:56] this stuff with transcends chemical combustion and seems to break Newton's laws of conservation

[0:57:49 - 0:58:01] Gravity is attractive, you know, that was the idea of Newton, you know, he saw the apple falling and realized, oh yeah, there is a gravitational force pulling it towards the Earth.

[1:27:10 - 1:27:20] You know, even three bodies, according to Newton, you know, when they move around, according to law of gravity, that Newton came up with, they also show some chaos.