Right...
Which equation are you referring to, and how is it incomplete?
Which of his laws contradict Kepler's? I know he improved on the ground work Kepler laid. It is generally believed that Newton's work was an improvement on Kepler's because it -
1) Demonstrated a relationship between objects in terms of a generalized fundamental force
2) Resulted in a far more versatile mathematical expression which was able to account for and explain the affects in multi-body systems rather than serve as an approximation assuming a 2 body system.
3) Provided and utilized generalized tools that were applicable not just to more orbital mechanics problems but also physical mechanics problems in general.
Please post the names of a few of these great scientific minds that dispute Newton's work, and their specific points of contention. Newton was arguably the greatest scientific mind ever to grace this planet. Of course, our knowledge at any given time is incomplete, and many great minds have supplanted much of his knowledge with superior theory. Like Einstein with special and general relativity and Heisenberg, Plank and Bohr with quantum mechanics. I don't know if I'd call these improvements disputes, necessarily...
For all your outlandish claims, I have yet to see any credible source support your views. Please, share as many links as you'd like from credible/peer reviewed sources to back up your claims...
It seems even easier to fool oneself...
How is my source biased?
Personally, I've seen plenty of guys like you in S&S&P over the years. You're a great example of knowing just enough to be dangerous. You seem attracted to the idea that somehow we're all sheep following the mainstream, and you have secret knowledge of what's really going on. No credible or empirical evidence, just erroneous sources consisting of truly whacky conspiracy sites and specious YT vids. You've learned enough to ask basic questions, but you seem to refuse to take the next step of searching for credible, well-established answers. I really don't think you want to learn about objective reality, I think that you like thinking you know better. You seem emotionally invested in this delusion, that seems childish and desperate to me. Like I've said before, you're obviously intelligent. I hope you are able to drop the nonsense so you can improve your critical thinking skills and choose sources that will bring you closer to learning about objective reality. I think you'll find it more interesting than your current path...
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