Yet external forces - represented by every single last star in the universe surrounding us - apparently exist, each star a certain amount of light years away.
Stopcheck: "the universe surrounding us" ... Perhaps every single last star in the universe are not "surrounding" us - perhaps it is we who "surround" them. (Expanding universe of membranes)
Stopcheck 2: Perhaps it is WE who exert an 'external force' upon THEM*
*OTHER STAR systems.
The theory of conservation of momentum states that for anything to be propelled forward, some kind of propellant must be pushed out in the opposite direction. [Does this theory intend to account for the momentum of our planet as it revolves about our star? Does it account for the momentum of our star as it traverses throughout our galaxy? Does it account for the mass momentum of our galaxy as it describes its course throughout the universe?]
In an electromagnetic universe, apples fall from trees.
Liberation of nuclear decay is an auxiliary transgression of ignorance which posits that the degeneration of a part remains inconstant if there are external forces acting upon them.
External forces - represented by every massive object about us, including our moon, fellow planets, asteroids, our Sun, and all the stars in the Milky Way Galaxy, and all the galaxies remaining - must exert some residual force, however exponentially watered down that force may be - at least we'd think.
Stopcheck: Does a sufficiently decreased fraction of a force essentially represent a "nil-force"-? y/n
to be cont.
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