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gravity is push back of space cannot
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IN gravity, the earth push the space first -and then the space push back

explanation of the title:
the presence of the earth disturbs the stability of the space around it.The space is pushed away  from the earth in all direction from the center of the earth and kept above the earth's surface, so the space wave is much denser about the surface of the earth than inside the earth. This thick space itself push back onto the earth's surface constantly in order to come to its original place. This might be the reason for gravity, the intensity of  space squeezing is lower and lower as it move away from earth so also the gravity is lower and lower as we move away from earth. we must know that beyond the orbital space there is no earth's gravity ,as the squeeze up ends at the orbital space.It seems the space acts a bit like rubber ,spring or water. Please give your opinion.

gravity is push back of space

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cannot

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if the space is not pushing the earth from every direction, tell me , by what power of the earth that is going to pull the matters and objects from around , confused!

Side: gravity is push back of space

Gravity is Modulation, Elasticity, and Reverberation.

The effect of gravity is made on motion. Gravity was described by Isaac Newton as a law of motion. Gravity consumes space as well as the earth. Modulation is countered by reverberation equaling a direction against resistance show as density of an object.

Side: gravity is push back of space

Gravity is a pulling phenomenon, not a pushing one.

This is the first way you are incorrect. The second is that it's based on mass and pure/empty space is massless.

Side: cannot
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Gravity is a pulling phenomenon, not a pushing one

Bwahahahaha! Says who and what? You?

Side: gravity is push back of space