Gases have mass

just very minute mass.

A balloon of helium is attracted gravitationally

its not attracting everything equally

Because things have different mass :v

and different mass means different pull

its density and bouyancy, gravity is made up nonsense that isn't needed

another claim

even the scientific community doesnt call it/consider it a "force" ..m'kay...

and you know that how?

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