and it will be digging up to china

even tho you never changed direction

idk how stuff gets held down in flat earth theory but ok

1. stuff is not being held down by any for ce

2. density causes things to fall

doesnt explain why denser objects doesnt fall **faster**

either there is an accelerative field of 9.80665 m/s^2 downward or it's accelerating upwards at that acceleration
Either one is experementaly identical

can you explain what dencity is and how it causes things to accelerate downward

balloon less dense
float
easy

why did that picture tell us to die? 😰

simple expariment:

two balls droped from kronket tower of pizzas
One a ball of steel, another is some random wood ball

releases from same height
landed simutaneously

:yeeti:

if the earth is flat, is the Moon an orb is that flat too?

so explain this simple experiment i can do too @kino
||or someone else will||

ok

you can do it mr. dover
dont let me down

air resistence

That's a demonstration of boyancy

Can you give am equation describing how it happens

i drop a leaf vs something with a different density

leaf will fall much slower

now the question is

if gravity was real

**im comparing balls of the same everything except for what its made of, not a leaf and thor's Stormbreaker**

Sigma 5 dude seems smart, this server needs more smart

ok

@Kenny got a video of that? you have done the experiment?

the equation for boyant force is
F = -DVg
Where D is the dencityof the fluid
And V is the volume of the object
And g is 9.80665 m/s^2

i think it would be pretty hard to find two objects that are nearly identical except for what its made of

*you can do it yourself if take two of the same everything except for the material itself*

idk what two matches though

the total acceleration would've that force plus the gravitational force all divided by the mass

no i dont have two objects that are same in shape, weight and density but only differ in material

then get 'em

lmao where

ebay

show me a physical demonstration at least

amazon

@kino If density causes that... tell me why things attracted horizontally too? Density alone cannot explain that...

So
A = (m-DV)(g/m)