Message from @P.
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half a liter of oil in a pasta dish ?
@Bino ok first lets define vacuum. google defines it as “a space entirely devoid of matter.”
and the atmosphere itself has its own pressure.
Now why does the atmosphere stay on the earth well its simple GRAVITY, gravity keeps the atmosphere down basically
magical gravity
i had to use a lot of oil.. okay maybe 300ml
boom problem solved
because it fries it nice and deep
if i discard oil then i discard high
so their is evidence of 2 objects of mass being attracted to each other from their mass alone
cause when u say gravity that is the proof i would need to see in order for the whole globe model to work
the globe doesnt work unless mass is attracted to mass due to its mass alone
@eletrick33 which gravity?
space can't be entirely devoid of matter, since the earth itself is matter
as are the millions of other planets and suns
and rock
gravity this, gravity that. quit with the assertions and prove either one @eletrick33
space is made up of dark matter and dark energy they have no proof exists either but it makes up most of the universe
but they had to invent more magical stuff cause the magical gravity didnt work at a certain point
well, it had to be created in order to fit the maths
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it DOES actually exist, but only in their model
@Bino come right now
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which means it doesn't in reality
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i would like to see proof of mass attracting mass due to the mass alone for me to beleive it
that would actually be some nice globe proof if we could test that gravity theory
that could take millions of years
im not sayin i would go back to the globe but it would definently help their case
sorry that it can't conform to 'your lifespan'
just means you're never likely to see it
how convenient
well we know polaris doesnt move
they say it did move
they say that Polaris never used to be there
well it stopped moving
that another star was in it's place
millions of years ago
you should be able to observe it even if it happens slowly
and millions of years from now