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right but my claim is that centripedal force is nothing more than an opposing centrifugal force that is stronger. Centripedal force cannot exist by itself. I am a lowly barrista so maybe i am way off here, my apologies. Further,

I have been reading a little about simulating gravity in space and thought that maybe gravity is evidence that the universe is in some sort of motion that allows centrifugal force to "hold" us onto the planet. Does anyone think that some sort of complex centrifugal motion is at work that allows us to stay put on this planet? The idea here is that an opposing centrifugal force is responsible for gravity on this planet. The Earth, of course, is spinning so perhaps the opposing force is provided by spinning as well. Evidence for this spin could be supported by extremely minor fluctuations in the weight of an object and that the force is travelling "around" this planet very rapidly. This would perhaps support the hypothesis that the universe is spinning and not travelling in a straight line. Am I oversimplyfying?