they literally say "gravitational force"

why did this apple fall on my head, well, its falling thru the bouyancy medium of air which has a certain density and the apple is denser, so it falls

Density requires gravity btw

why is this helium balloon rising, its not because of gravity

The scientific community does call/consider it a force. The fact that a reference frame exists were the force vanishes, does not mean that it is not a force in every other reference frame.

👉 (dielectric acceleration)

they technically refer to it as

density doesn't require gravity

Kevin if it's density and bouany why do things still fall in a vaccum and not float? @^Kevin^

"acceleration" not a "force

there is no force driving down, we know everything falls and rises based on gravity

Both acceleration and a force.

what'd i say?

My bad, Mike

acceleration

is right

its not a "force" ..even in the "sci-fi" model

k

(hey, at least I admit when I'm wrong 😛 )

you said that the scientific community does not call gravity a force. They do.

falling has acceleration, all things regardless of density fall at the same rate

Gravity is blatantly a force

+2 points
@Fireflash

yeet

thank ya

🙇

woot-woot

🙌 lol..

Well what makes them fall "down"

falling is not gravity

if there is an object surrounded by atmosphere

which way will it fall?

just like falling up isn't

the density is all the same on every side

No answer?

You can say "I don't know"

but ignoring a question gets a big ❎

has to do with .. temperature, pressure, mass, DENSITY, (and buoyancy), etc, ...n prolly Electromagnatism

"and probably"

so you don't understand?

uh

also, bouyancy requires gravity. My mistake when I said density does, that was wrong

what the hell are yo utalking about Firefurry?