that lower force of gravity onthe moon means you can jump much higher there than on the Earth.OK, Greg, this sounds great,but I actually want to see this.So, show me the science!You've got it ...

the idea of a real gravity-defying propulsion system remains unproven. And no peer-reviewed publication has confirmed the data just yet. Science always thrives when big ideas are put forward.

DICK:There you are, gravity. SIR ISAAC NEWTON:Aaahh. DOM:'Newton was born in 1643, when the laws of nature and the universe were a big mystery. It was the early days of modern science.' ...

A new theory suggests that gravity could possibly be the result ... Her work has appeared in Ars Technica, SYFY WIRE, Space.com, Live Science, Den of Geek, Forbidden Futures and Collective Tales.

But they are kind of a relief for science. The tug of gravity on antimatter conforms with Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity. If the antiparticles had floated upward in the experiment ...