If you calculate the centripetal forces acting on the area of an ocean equivalent to 70kg the force acting outwards would be about 2.3 Newton's where as the force holding it down would be about 700 newtons

for what? logic?

@kino

The gravitational force is proportional to mass by deffinition

GMm/r

yes

2.3 newtons lol

Y'all need to use this

we aren't even atmass attracting mass yet

do you know weight is mass x gravity

so when you use weight in an attempt to prove gravity

Just 9.80665 Newton's per kilogram

you are already using gravity to prove gravity

which makes no sense

know what i mean?

Eh force is mass x gravity?

no

mass is not weight

The centripetal forces acting out would be because even spinning at 1000mph would be so low due to the sheer size of the earth @kino

weight is mass x gravity

Ever had physics?

force is mass x acceleration

lol

@Jazz big oopsie right there

Yes and gravity is a form of acceleration

you can measure mass without weight

everything has the same mass, but depending on the gravitational force it ''weighs less''

you can measure it's inertia
Wich I would say is what mass actually is

@Jazz that doesn't count in the way your saying it or maybe I don't understand

or well, all objects have the same mass wherever they are

@Jazz i cant imagine how stupid you must feel right now

inertia = mass = force per acceleration

a flat earther knows better about gravity than those who is trying to prove gravity.

what is this

@kino We all feel stupid for not understanding how Density cab replace Gravity...

Alright so gravity is a force which accelerates us downwards right?

how does density work to keep down the oceans?

it doesnt

earth is flat

If it exists

right