Does it get less dense than the air surrounding it

You get aluminium sheet balloons with helium? This is nothing new? @Human Sheeple

Or am I missing something?

Or surrounding air

So archimedes principle yes?

Nothing to do with gravity no

3. APPLICATION OF PRESSURE VECTORS https://imgur.com/a/g6eAkG6

Why does she fly?

It's a blender of powerful air

Yes

She's in air tunnel

Isn't that one of things with air

Its a controlled tornado

So what happened to grabbity then?

These are normal things I don't understand what you're trying to say

Are you that uneducated? @Human Sheeple

That blows you up higher

How did the air tunnel switch grabbity off?

Like skydiving

Because the force of air is greater than her weight, this isn't rocket science @Human Sheeple

How do planes fly?

When the wind blows extremely fast, you can be pushed over. This is the same but vertically in a tunnel @Human Sheeple

@Atag Rocket science huh, why don't rockets in a hard vacuum produce meaningful thrust
THE RAPID MOTION AND COLLISIONS OF MOLECULES WITH THE WALLS OF THE CONTAINER "CAUSES" GAS PRESSURE: https://imgur.com/a/IoZI0kk

Or does wind not exist?🤔

Whoops.

Can you be pushed over on a windy day with extreme winds? Yes or no @Human Sheeple

Because I think the answer is yes

If you have a weak body

Which doesn't make it too hard to imagine that force applied vertically

Can you push off a vacuum?

no

You can't be pushed over with extreme winds? @Human Sheeple

And he isn’t answering. Proving he’s an idiot.

Me?

Duh.

I don't know the answer about your vacumm question, so I have not answered, sorry @Derek Nelson

Derek you're literally one of the most simple minded people I have ever met

It's bad

I'm talking about wind, which isn't that hard to understand, and wind tunnels. I'd love to talk about vacumms but I know nothing about them

A car pushes off the ground, a boat pushes off water, a plane pushes off air, so what does a rocket in vacuum space push off of?

@Atag funny fact all flat earthers are vacuum fanatics