https://youtu.be/_4c4ubr0y4o

Also in another frame you can actually watch the rocket start pushing off the ceiling of the container as soon as it fires

In the video you posted

Its a tiny container

In s garage

Ah yes it's pushing against it's own particles which creates the thrust

Is that what you're saying here?

With a ton of problems

Im saying its pushing off the container walls

And its own exaust

Now im waiting for a demonstration of a thruster doing a precision maneuver inside a vacuum chamber

Waiting

Aah, yeah I get where you're coming from, and it's a valid argument. Now I know from Newton's laws and the fact that rockets do have thrust in space that that isn't true. BUT I cannot prove it right here and now in such a way that you are satisfied. I also don't have the time and money to prove it to you myself. So valid-ish point there

Does it seem funny to you that this is the only video

Its been meticulously pulled apart

Did you watch the video?

Mine, or the first one you sent afterwards?

You dont have anything from space

Come on

https://www.youtube.com/user/spacexchannel

Question then

Can you be lied to?

Most certainly, anyone can be lied to

But that doesn't automatically mean that it's a lie

I mean, for all I know, the whole FE community is a lie

you can easily fool someone if they're fooling themselves

so what even is the point.

A jape, organised by some other party, for unknown evil reasons. But I don't think it is

"This great pulling force gravity was beaten by a little balloon" maybe the balloon knows something you don't... who knows...

Or, hmmm idk, gravity is weak

or maybe the balloon is strong...

Or both

possible

ermmmmm. because maybe helium is lighter than air

nuh...

ok good your a globe earther

Not lighter @l.caudri

Less dense

@Jondar02 gravity cant be weak. The entire oceans are wrapped around a ball spinning at 1000mph going 66000mph around the sun. When you spin a ball the water flies off at the equator. So gravity is so powerful that its holding this water onto the ball and fighting the inertia of it trying
to fly off

Gravity is "weak" but the formula explains the whole, it keeps oceans in but not a little balloon