How does your body amount to 'frequency'?

They never confirmed the existence of scalar waves in that CIA document @BigCal

I do agree with that

Yeah.

People have believed the earth to be round since long before NASA @BigCal

The whole aliens at area 51 thing was to cover up research on advanced aircraft @BigCal

When I say the earth is round, I mean it is an oblate spheroid @Mathieus the Walking Witness

They do show it to you all the time, you just claim it's fake.

That's the beautiful effect of gravity at work.

It's not noticeable

But there is indeed a slight bulge around the equator

Don't forget to add in the cavendish experiment

As well as atmospheric refraction

It is...

It's literally called that.

I have seen flat earthers claim that electromagnetism is the reason why the cavendish experiment is not valid.

Is that what you're getting at?

If so, then you're quite wrong.

Yeah, what's the problem?

The IV in the cavendish experiment is gravity, the DV in the experiment is the lead balls @Mathieus the Walking Witness

Okay, genius. A scientist is testing the effect of light and dark on the behavior of moths by turning a light on and off. The independent variable is the amount of light and the moth's reaction is the dependent variable. So the experiment proves that moths are attracted to light based on circular reasoning? of course not. @Mathieus the Walking Witness

No, I am quite on topic. I am providing an example in an attempt to help you understand why your point about circular reasoning is incorrect. @Mathieus the Walking Witness

The structure of the moth experiment is the same as the structure of the cavendish experiment because they both use the scientific method, and both have independent and dependent variables.

Actually, it makes a ton of sense

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkjqrlYOW_0

Watch this woman replicate the cavendish experiment, and then mathematically confirm her results

Gravity is a fundamental force of the universe.

Let me ask you something, do you believe that electromagnetism exists?

Okay, that's interesting...then why do you think things fall to the ground? @Abe Lover

I don't think I've ever read anything about that.

Gravity is a force. Thanks to newton's equations, we can measure it.

To calculate the force of gravity, physicists use the formula f = ma (force = mass x acceleration)

Okay, so let me get this straight

You read an article online and are now interpreting it based on your lack of understanding of how gravity is viewed in general relativity?

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There are things called pockets that are placed on the inside of coats @Seeker of Truth

lmao

Gravity is a mathematically measurable force that has been proven to exist long, long ago. Einstein's theory of general relativity most likely wouldn't exist today without Newton's original calculations...I find it interesting that you claim you have found a discrepancy that huge amounts of scientists who have reviewed their work simply...missed.
I think you need to do some more research. @Abe Lover

LOL

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'Unproven theory' sounds like an oxymoron to me

Since you guys enjoy scrutinizing the globe so much, how about we try that on the flat earth for a bit?

Let's see. What is your explanation for the reason why things fall down? @Seeker of Truth

Are you serious

wtf

Okay, let's say I gave up and realized gravity is an 'unproven theory'. What do you propose replaces it? @Seeker of Truth

Come on guys.

PLease, someone explain to me how things fall to the ground on the flat earth model.

Okay, then explain what is real.

I really just want to know what causes things to fall on a flat earth. Can you explain? @Abe Lover

What causes things to fall on a flat earth? @rivenator12113

How do things fall on a flat earth? @ElectroquasistaticMagnetoMan

Oh

I thought you were one

If you exert enough force on an object against gravity, it will go up @rivenator12113

Interestingly, when you jump up, you are exerting an equally strong opposite force directly back on the earth.

Yes, there are forces exerted on a helium balloon. The helium in the balloon being lighter than the air around it is stronger than the force gravity exerts on the balloon. @rivenator12113

So. I tried to ask flat earthers questions about the flat earth but they refuse to answer questions, claiming they don't need to say anything unless I answer all their questions.

Pretty funny, coming from someone who is challenging general knowledge.

Not exactly, buoyancy. The same reason why if you fill a balloon with air under water, it will go to the top. @rivenator12113

However, density is the reason why buoyancy can exist.

Density can only exist if gravity exists.

Because density does not exist without gravity. It's simple as that.

Gravity is a force between atoms that causes them to attract each other. Density can only occur when the atoms know which way to coalesce. Without gravity, there is no up or down. @rivenator12113

No, things that are lighter go up because of two forces that are a direct consequence of the existence of gravity @rivenator12113

Gravity is a fundamental force of the universe.

Yes, it is a force.

I'm sure there is an equation for that.

No, the water has no density without gravity. @rivenator12113

Air has no density without gravity

Regardless, can you explain to me why the sun remains suspended in the air if it is local? @rivenator12113

You're talking about the gravitational constant. The amount of force exerted by gravity on a given place changes, depending on the mass of the material @rivenator12113

No

Mass

is not

density

Yes, that is true, they float because of a combination of buoyancy, density, **and most importantly, gravity**

Because neither density nor buoyancy exist without it

For the last time. Buoyancy. Does. Not. Exist.

Without.

Gravity.

I'm sorry

my brain is just melting

Okay, let me put it this way. If you have a feather in the air, how does it know not to fall upwards? @rivenator12113

The air density and pressure, for all intensive purposes is the same on all sides of it.

Why doesn't it fall upwards, then?

No.

I just can't anymore

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17 and illegal here 😩

hold on, were you referring to the cavendish experiment earlier, when you were talking about dependant and independent variables? @Flyer#0105

oh

he's gone

sad

huh

are you guys anti-weeb

most of the flat earth servers have a strict no anime policy

I

I did not need to see that stupidity

fff🤦