So I was in the shower today...

[TheAdventMaster]

Aga:

Actually, if you look at the formula, you will realise I am right. At a distance of 0, you are dividing by zero, which is mathematically defined to be infinity.

Since the average center of mass of all these particles making up Earth is the Earth's center, I stand by my argument.

Sure, but what's strange is the gravity from the outer Earth would be pulling you and trying to average your mass equally throughout the center, whilst pressue from the incoming mass would crush and/or melt you

Infinite force is impossible, just like infinite energy, mass or acceleration. The law is F=(gm[1]m[2])/d^2, d≠0.

That's what they say...But I think the disbelief in infinite energy's just crap.

If that's the case, then something besides energy itself should be used to create it.

If you think about it, energy is infinite proportianate to the amount of mass in a particle, says E=mc2. The reaction of one amount of mass can cause enough energy to move much of it. Eventually that mass should once again slow down and reverse it's path, accelerating at such high speed a big bang would occur at the averaged center of all the mass. Repeat. The reactions shouldn't ever slow down, because they should occur with more force each time, or equal force as before.

For some reason everyone acts like it's such a big deal Einstein figured out E=mc2 though...

Let's see, measure the mass of all the objects in our reaction. *reaction happens* Measure the energy output. Measure the remaining mass...A pattern here, anyone?