Alright, I'll bite. In this thread, Rowbotham's claim to understand physics is completely destroyed.
To name but a few of his errors, he:
- claims that momentum is a force.
- assumes an object loses all momentum when it reaches the top of it's path.
- fails to use boundary condition reasoning to spot his errors.
- doesn't perform a control experiment (or even consider one), which is what the OP did.
- states (incorrectly) that a falling object takes a diagonal course, not a parabolic one.
What are you talking about? The OP in that thread got the same results as Rowbotham. There is was no centripetal acceleration detected.
Why don't you respond to my points. He makes numerous basic errors in his explanation. Try to address each bullet point.
Also, the OP got the same result as Rowbotham in a
control experiment (in an aeroplane). Rowbotham didn't do a control experiment, showing bad scientific practice. The fact that the same result was found in the control experiment shows that the experiment itself is useless.
Rowbotham fails at science.