We can explain every other force

But not gravity

What do you mean?

@Citizen Z stars are not infinitely distant

The sun controls the gravity

-_-

And so does the moon

No

Gravity in the general sense

Lol

Yea it does

@criticallyred that is what the big bang heliocentric model claims

Not as in what is observed.

Like the moon moves the water

There's something on earth, whether you wanna call it gravity, that isn't on the moon

And the sun brings it back

Because gravity

Read the book kings dethroned. @criticallyred

u wot m8

@Citizen Z I got enough to read rn

Tbh, I feel like some of these responses are the reasons why FEs deserve a lot more merit.

@orange ever heard of amphidromic points?

“The sun controls gravity.”

It does

It doesn’t.

How do you know

Earth moving round the Sun is in a dynamic equilibrium

The moon has an effect on earth but it doesn’t control the gravity - whatever that means

the sun is so powerful to keep earth in it's "gravity" but the ever less dense air that rises up, wohy does it not make a funnel to suffocate us if it has this all powerful "gravity"

How does the sun control gravity 50k light years away?

*It doesn’t.*

The sun bends space time and keeps everything in an orbit around it

there is no container in the globe model to keep all the gasses in

Everything does that, Rosi.

Not just the sun.

we'd die immediately on a globe

How do you know that something we "cant explain" can or cant be controlled by something

Rosi is smart

how @Bibleman

I'm not saying the sun is the entire source

Let's go rosi!