surface tension and gravity pulling the oceans to the center of earth are 2 totally different things

one is real one is a theory

Both are real

water doesnt curve its a form of oceanic force that keeps the water on earth and my third eye open

I mean if you don't believe gravity why would you belive intermolecular forces

What if oceanwater curves because of surface tension plus liquids forming themselves according to their container? In this case, the ocean floor itself

Gravitational force between masses has been measured

i would have to see an experiment of water in a container with no sides to hold the water in

if that can happen like it is on the globe then we will go from there

You'd need something the size of the earth to do that

Continents have "sides" you know

so this is all thoery then

Nah

u cant prove water can be in a container with no sides

We can do small scale experiment

We can then extrapolate and look at the earth itself from high up

the continents are sides ? lol

gambino are the continents sides of the container ?

No the earth itself is the container

There are no net sideways forces, only downwards

Why hello

Kinda like an arch doesn't have walls

@The Big Gambino Not entirely true, pressure gradients are homogenous on all sides for fluids

yeah so what is the small scale experiment that shows water in a spherical container with no sides

May I add to the discussion?

sure

@grace Send full pfp please

I sent a camera and fake airpods to space

add away

and the Earth was round

ok

Oh no the earth can't hear us because of the airpods

lol

@jeremy we can see the ocean curving by looking at the horizon drop with altitude. This is visible even at the small scale

@grace for real though your pfp is cute, please send

ok!

u go up u can see farther

Yes bc of curve

thats a thoery

No it's simple geometry

Direct measurement