Gravity

I think they are caused by the suns rays affecting the density of the oceans

When searching for the truth simplicity is key

Explain how that would work

Not to over complicate it

You get 2 high tides per day but the moon only flied overhead once

@SquidKing what's gravity?

@Human Sheeple whats logic?

now you see

@Human Sheeple whats sanity?

the moon goes around earth

Logic is the sound reasoning of proofs, proofs are derived from scientific method experiment and logic requires the absence of any logical fallcies.

So I'm asking you to please prove your gravity, where you asserted mass cause an accelerative field

Nah wrong we all live on a sheet of paper on top of a turtle with a blanket with stars printed on it draped over us

my god

you can prove gravity by simply getting a fork and dropping it

I'll take it as you don't have proof of mass causing an accelerative field, if you can't show a cause and effect relationship between mass and acceleration then you're the one pushing a non sequiter logical fallacy

But I could also drop a fork in a fluid of mercury and it would float

2. CHANGING THE DENSITY OF THE MEDIUM: https://imgur.com/i0Cww6Y

now you see

You're describing Archimedes principle

if I drop a fork

and there isn't a helium balloon attached to it

The fork will fall because it is less dense than air

it will go down

1. CHANGING THE DENSITY OF THE BODY: https://imgur.com/a/uIY067X

he didn't change the density of himself

But if the total body's density is less than air, it will accelerate upwards

the pull of the balloons combined lift him up

So again, this is Archimedes principle and is playing with density, not mass

let's talk about the basics

we're talking about gravity

density is mass/volume

Sure you're assering mass all by itself causes an accelerative field

Please prove this assertion

Hey quick question sheeple

a hammer dropped will accelerate towards the ground

Are you religious?

Because it is more dense than air

@SquidKing No but you clearly are, you believe mass causes an accelerative field without scientific proof.