Message from @Glasses

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2019-04-21 04:29:06 UTC  

Fg = m1m2/r^2

2019-04-21 04:30:01 UTC  

@Glasses So by that logic 2 mases should cause an acceleration towards each other

2019-04-21 04:30:08 UTC  

What is that though? Can I buy one fg = m1m2/r^2 ?

2019-04-21 04:30:09 UTC  

yes they do.

2019-04-21 04:30:19 UTC  

They do mi

2019-04-21 04:30:23 UTC  

M8*

2019-04-21 04:30:48 UTC  

@Glasses Show me two bricks accelerating towards each other please

2019-04-21 04:31:01 UTC  

two bricks would have little force in that equation

2019-04-21 04:31:09 UTC  

one has to be a very large mass, and one very tiny

2019-04-21 04:31:19 UTC  

Show me two wheelbarrows of bricks accelerating towards each other please

2019-04-21 04:31:43 UTC  

They’re masses aren’t high enough to have a measurable influence

2019-04-21 04:32:11 UTC  

they would technically have measurable acceleration though, extremely-extremely small

2019-04-21 04:32:14 UTC  

Show me two buildings begin to lean towards each other in a city then

2019-04-21 04:32:21 UTC  

<:trolled:555217274907262976>

2019-04-21 04:32:44 UTC  

I think bridges are the most designed object for gravity

2019-04-21 04:32:52 UTC  

like in engineering

2019-04-21 04:33:06 UTC  

most other stuff ignores is a bit more

2019-04-21 04:33:15 UTC  

There is equilibrium created by the earths gravity

2019-04-21 04:33:17 UTC  

Show me two Container Ships accelerate towards one another please

2019-04-21 04:33:21 UTC  

Bridges are designed to support heavy weights over bodies of water, not for gravity, for weight

2019-04-21 04:33:59 UTC  

Weight means nothin without gravity

2019-04-21 04:34:06 UTC  

So you can't show me two masses attracting each other, can you?

2019-04-21 04:34:38 UTC  

Brb

2019-04-21 04:34:46 UTC  

the scale of 9.8m/s is about an atom per baseball, so the issue is finding two objects of that scale

2019-04-21 04:34:49 UTC  

No experiment, no proof.

2019-04-21 04:35:22 UTC  

@somekat What is the significance of the velocity of 9.8m/s?

2019-04-21 04:35:30 UTC  

Also what's an atom?

2019-04-21 04:35:33 UTC  

There is no proof of the existence of gravity

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2019-04-21 04:36:01 UTC  

DROP SOMETHING FLIES UP: https://imgur.com/a/0gpjvOK

2019-04-21 04:36:16 UTC  

@Human Sheeple nothing, that's just to scale gravity of earth, an atom(like a single hydrogen) falls towards baseballs at 9.8, we are about the size of an atom if earth was a baseball is another way to phrase it

2019-04-21 04:36:54 UTC  

You calculated how fast stuff falls, but that doesn't prove gravity

2019-04-21 04:37:18 UTC  

It's a basic fact that stuff falls, all that is is finding the speed

2019-04-21 04:37:32 UTC  

falls at 9.8 what?

2019-04-21 04:37:37 UTC  

BBC comes in to try and make mock of a real protest with propaganda, but Sam outwitts them, love it

2019-04-21 04:37:51 UTC  

9.8 m/s2.

2019-04-21 04:37:57 UTC  

What is s2?

2019-04-21 04:38:03 UTC  

seconds sqaured

2019-04-21 04:38:06 UTC  

9.8 meters per second ^2

2019-04-21 04:38:30 UTC  

Alright what's so significant about this rate of acceleration

2019-04-21 04:38:54 UTC  

Ahh.. Gravity argument eh