gravity doesn't exist in space...
What do you mean "gravity doesn't exist in space"? What about the gravitational pull from stars that keep planets in orbit, applying structural alignment to the existence of galaxies? What about dark matter, neutron stars, and black holes?
only within atmostpheres and the laws of gravity even on the moon are differnet from ours on earth
This is due to the variances of spatial relations from the sun or other stars, as proven by
science.
that's not even thinking about the millions of light years of space we havn't even traveled to.....
Yes, which you wouldn't even be aware of, let alone mentioning its existence if it weren't for
science.
So no i don't believe science can tell us SHIT about other things casue we simply DON"T UNDERSTAND...
There are countless things we didn't understand in the past, such as fire, precipitation, subatomic particles, which science has eventually provided us with the reasoning around them. Who's to say science will never help us understand what is seemingly unknowable today. Just look at the amazing scientific advances we've made just within this past century in terms of physics (Einstein), anthropology, technology (space travel, computers, etc.), biology, chemistry, medicine, etc. What do you think got us here, Shamanism?
Humans always think they know everything... when in reality... we are LESS than a speck of sand on a beach (comparing the earth to hte universe)
I don't think the majority of humans are even aware of their actual mental capacity, let alone claim to know everything. They certainly don't hold on to science as their means of knowledge anyhow, they've left that up to religion.