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that’s not how it worked

works

@Universe

that’s not how it works

why not?

all objects are affected by gravity the same way

not how you said

mass doesn’t affect how fast gravity pulls it

that's what i was explaining

за

no but you said that

mass makes it fall faster

yes, gravity affects mass making it fall faster, *but* because it has more mass, it takes more force to move it therefore it equals out

but the more mass takes more force

ok sure

@Universe it exerts a larger force, not makes it fall faster

that's exactly what i was saying

the feather and the ball don’t fall the same because of the friction in atmosphere

in a vacuum they fall the same

i know they fall the same, i was explaining why :/

and there is no terminal falling velocity in a vacuum

ok good

i just misunderstood

sorry

it's fine

But steel is heavier than feathers

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@^Kevin^ may I be unmuted also what’s this about

@^Kevin^ may I interject

You said you would mute me if I kept interrupting, I said sorry and apparently that’s interrupting

@^Kevin^

Cmon man

I can present an experiment other than cavendish

@Glasses there are lots aren't there, Paul Heyl gave us the most recent number

NIST uncertainty is 0.15%

I have one I guarantee flat earthers haven’t heard of

chloe#6260 (349985508518133781) is now muted for '**insults**', alright? <:THUMBSUP6:403560443345371137>

TidesProveCurvedWater#0442 (569532492458098698) is now muted for '**insults**', alright? <:THUMBSUP6:403560443345371137>

But rustedsol isn't muted?

who knew bias existed?