Top 100 Flying Songs - Hop Hop Music

Since Sir Isaac Newton developed the Universal Law of Gravitation in the 1700's there are still many questions needing complete answers.

Question: Why do two particles of matter attract?
Answer: That's simple. Gravity.
Question: OK then, what is gravity? 
"Answer": The force causing two particles of matter to attract.

What keeps all matter from merging to one point?
How does matter attract across such huge distances, faster than light? 
Are magnetism and gravity two aspects of the same force?
What happens in one particle based on the proximity of another? 
We know how gravity works, accelerating 9.8 meters/second² , but why?
Is the law of gravity really an absolute law, or a "statistical law"?
Do scientists understand all the forces of nature? 
They are often the first to say they don't.

Some of the world's smartest scientists say there are forces of nature that may transcend gravity, for example:

Dr. John Hagelin, graduated summa cum laude from Dartmouth (in only 3 years), earned a PhD in Physics from Harvard, published research at CERN and SLAC.
He is a daily practitioner of Yogic Flying, lectures on the Physics of Flying and Quantum Gravity Theory which has surpassed the gravitational theories of  Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein in experimental accuracy.

What do Musicians say about flying? - Singing today of the reality of tomorrow

Why are there so many songs with the theme of humans flying?  
Do artists and musicians sense deep inside that it is some day possible?
Popular musicians, people with high sensitivity, often create songs with theme of levitation.
Why would song writers want to frustrate their music buying public by encouraging a "ridiculous" or impossible ability?
Why don't they sing of more practical super abilities, such as running a mile or reading a book within a minute? 
Many songs are for children, who enjoy and request the songs, before they are told by society that they cannot fly.
Public response seems to be very receptive to the flying topic, as indicated by high Top 40 sales in a competitive market.
If such a thing as flying were possible, we might even expect the musicians to be singing of it years in advance.
Flying is nothing less than a quality of the next stage of human evolution.

Dr. Rick Shaddock has found the Veda in his music collection.

Research expenses funded by C I Corporation