>>11455120Do you really want to know?
You aren't going to like the answer....
Ready.
Now there is philosophy (what does a rock think about)
And science (what is a rock)
Asking why is philosophy question (why did God make gravity)
The answer, in a scientific format.
Like the "how do magnets work"
How does static work, how does light work.
There is no "reason" for it.
It just is.
It happened "accidentally" without intension.
Gravity works because mass attracts mass.
There is your answer.
Mass attracts mass.
There is no "why" unless you can ask God.
And you are a scientist. You cannot factor god into your equations.
