My Zero Gravity Challenge

[AV1611VET]

You are hopelessly out of your depth when you can’t even differentiate a measurement from a calculation.

A formula is not a measurement.

A formula contains measurements.

I would have put them in there, if I knew them, but I don't.

I would even give you the answer, if I could, but I can't.

The numbers are too large.

 

[sjastro]

A formula is not a measurement.

A formula contains measurements.

I would have put them in there, if I knew them, but I don't.

I would even give you the answer, if I could, but I can't.

The numbers are too large.

You are one hopelessly confused individual.
Of course a formula is not a measurement but in your previous post you claimed it was.
Here is your post as a reminder.

Then measure it.

Here's the formula -- just plug in the numbers:

This is a calculation not a measurement.

Here is an experiment where the gravitational force is measured as torque using a torsion balance from which the gravitational constant is G determined.