Yes

What does this mean @Superiorna_Artiljerija

@Jazz idk but density is not going to have any effect on vacuum

they all gonna fall at the same speed

why do things fall at all?

The apple falling from the tree isnotthe discovery of gravity, it caused a realization between the 2 effects of the apple falling and the moons orbit

No because theres no air resistance @kino

yes

@kino I just don't understand your theory I'm sorry

Mind explaining it in pms?

@🎃 Spookmaster Jaqula 🎃 no air so density does not matter

@🎃 Spookmaster Jaqula 🎃 Vacuum of space and vacuum between air molecules should be handled differently

even tho it's probably not true
The apple story

its just that simple

if i was less dense than air i would be rising up

@Superiorna_Artiljerija yes they are different but if we take the value of a high vaccum they can be considered almost equal

if gravity isn't a thing, can someone explain how things fall?

@kino to a point yes

Or to a point where other forces act

Such as density per molecule

ok i think i am done explaining density. i think its time for you guys to prove gravity

provide real hard evidence

A true vacuum is a space with no matter, so any given area, whether it be space, a chamber, or air would contain an area that is a true vacuum

explain how the force that is strong enough to hold oceans is not squashing me

and if you say gravity select and choose

lol

prove that too

it's not one force

ok prove that

You underestimate how large the earth is @kino

by deffinition

no i dont

Air molecules are separated by 4 nanometers of vacuum, which is much smaller than space or a decent vacuum chamber

its 25k in diameter

it doesn't select and pick, we're built to be able to take gravity

@kino so err in a space station how come people can float?

@Storkval prove that too

Because there is air in a space station

prove that gravity is "proprotional" according to the density and weight of the masses

it constantly pushes down on us, so everything on earth has adapted

ok