Here is what i think about this. Unless he provides any evidence to support his claim, the thread should be frozen, or at least moved to strange claims, i mean this is sounding so bogus, it's not even funny. There are plenty of scientists that are wrong, and of a wrong notion about something, for many years in a row, etc. But claiming that the brightest, most supported by physical evidence theories of science are completely wrong without claiming your stake and backing it up with evidence, based on a badly done html page by an angry kid from high school who believes in every conspiracy theory out there, it's honestly unscientific, and rude, in the least.
here is the simplest and most mundane form of rudeness to scientist:
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Today's Physics is stating that the Equation of Force is F = dp/dt.
We will analyze the equation of motion of rockets to see that the real Equation of Force is F = ma.
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great statement, that whole page is written by a person without a slightest clue of what they are talking about.
Knowing simple calculus, or simply doing just a tad bit of research, you would have quickly realized that
Such is the case for a constant mass
a, in newtonian physics stands for the acceleration at the center of the mass
Thus F=ma is merely a much more simplistic version of F=dp/dt, it just does not take into the consideration the fact that the center of the mass changes with respect to time, as the fuel burns off, thus it, just like most of the other Newtonian physics, it provides a close approximation of the force, it's just not exact...
your theory starts falling apart at these simple stages, i didn't even bother reading the rest of it, honestly....
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