Hi All,

I'm new here.. So I'll begin in saying that I come to this forum with much curiosity. I Never disqualify any theory as i believe that a lot of theories even if might not be true to the full, always have some facts that are true and might be the next ground breaking science.

I Find the F.E Theory quite fascinating although  I'm yet to be convinced that it is the actual reality we live in.
I do however love hearing of different approaches to life as we know (Or think we know) them.

My question to the F.E. community is regarding the Earth's gravity.
I I Understood correctly, the assumption is that the gravity is actually an illusion and actually Earth is being pushed by a dark matter at the rate of 9.8 meters per second hence generating the illusion of everything being pushed down.
I Can understand the physics of such concept and Can understand that the movement will not be felt as we spend our entire existence here and our bodies are used to it.

So This theory of gravity actually fits quite nicely with the fact that dropping two objects of different size and weight actually drop down at the same rate..

But these are things that i fail to match to the F.E. Gravity Theory:

• Please elaborate on the concept of a parachute... If someone uses a parachute to drop from a plain,  what actually should happen is that the fall would remain the same speed regardless of the fraction and "push" force   generated on the parachute.
  I Thought maybe the concept here might be the the inertia of earth is pushing air up thus making the parachute to be pushed up  making the illusion of "falling" slowly.. but i'm not quite convinced with this theory.
  
• Please elaborate on the concept of two objects tied one to another with a rope while the rope is fixed to something in the middle. if indded the gravity was the movement of earth up, still the two object will create the illusion of falling down in parallel lines yet the reality is that both object will be pulled to one another by the rope which physically proves that there is a force pulling the object down rather than being pushed towards the objects.
  

Thanks for your time
Can't wait to hear your suggestions.

Regards,
Segev