According to Aristotle bodies falling in the same medium fall in speeds proportional to their weight. Logical but false.

According to Galileo bodies falling in the same medium devoid of resistance will fall at the same speed irrespective of their mass and weight. Illogical but true using existing understanding of gravity.

If you insert the Force Field Theory which maintains gravity comes from the compression of the Force Field displaced by a heavenly body, instead of a pulling force from below you have a uniform pushing or compressing force from above. Then Galileo's discovery becomes logical and true, and Aristotle's theory illogical and false.

However, if you consider the entire theory including the pushing force then both Galileo and Aristotle are wrong measuring only relative velocities not true velocities of which none are ever the same.

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