It is about density

Density causes these forces

@Jazz thats just the speed

do any forces exist in nature?

It's a result of what you're trying to claim @kino

yall looking at the effect and explain the effect but never prove the cause

http://groups.molbiosci.northwestern.edu/holmgren/Glossary/Definitions/Def-B/buoyant_density.html

@kino acceleration* and how can we prove it then, what do you want?

the force is theeffect

Gravity is just the product of mass

prove the cause of the force acting upon objects

dont say apples fall and thats gravity

what cause

Prove the cause of a force

because falling

Mass

is an effect

I don't say that

falling is an effect.

Falling is a reaction causes by a force

@kino sure, you can calculate how fast an object will fall based on formulas.

how did it fall? if you say there was this magical forced that pulled it down toward the center of mass, prove it

I'm just addressing 9.80665 m/s^2 downward acceleration gravity
Not mass attracting mass

https://imgur.com/hdCNQil
https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1158337/ewton-wrong-science-dismiss-isaac-newton-theory-gravity-albert-einstein-black-hole/amp
https://ned.ipac.caltech.edu/level5/ESSAYS/Bekenstein/bekenstein.html
```GRAVITY IS NOT A FORCE

Newton's theory of gravitation was discarded in 1915 in favor of
Albert Einstein's theory of Special Relativity asserting
That gravity was caused by time dilation from geodesics
Warping the fabirc of 4D lorentz space-time.

Aside from the heavily cherry picked Cavendish and
torsion field balance experiments, there is a
Major lack of cause and effect experimental evidence
To scientifically validate gravity, it remains to this
Very day only a theory!```

newton: apple dropped! wow it must be gravity!

Boyant forces are in air too hence why things lighter than air float up air provides a greater boyant force

@kino what else would it be

@THE YETI I like how the setup used dielectric bowling balls and a plastic sheet under them

No.wo.der.it went crazy

Static electricity

Bunch of insulators everywhere I see

@🎃 Spookmaster Jaqula 🎃 do you mean less dense? not lighter?

@kino the "newton saw an apple drop" is just an exaggerated fable

No it's not

i saw i was thought thats how newton "discoverd" gravity

I meant to say lighter per area so yes density my bad

@🎃 Spookmaster Jaqula 🎃 the boyant force is the same

Some yes

He saw an apple fall and wanted to figure out what caused it to fall

It's just the gravitational force is less

@kino so why do objects fall in vacuum?