Well unless said experiment is conducted in space/pressureless space, i'm not buying into it, there is resistance everywhere, the cavendish experiment does not proof anything by istelf, well a theory is fun and stuff, but it needs to be backed up by proper evidence and experimentation, which in the case of gravity, it fails to do, objects fall yes, but there is no proof or evidence that objects are pulled, and it was newton that stated that mass attracts mass, weheras no innate force has ever been found in mass, nor any experiment shows attraction, the bigger mass does not mean more attraction either, nor is there antigravity which defies the second law of thermodynamics, with what we were given by newton/einstein, we are still limited, the math doesn't hold up well at all, only between the distance of planets tbh, where there is no resistance, its just the ego of scientists that don't want people to say that a theory is just a theory, you don't hear crime investigators complain when someone tells them their theory is just a theory...... and this video is also very interesting 