Yes, just look it up online...the atmosphere has a small amount of argon along with nitrogen and oxygen

density as a force is irrelevant as far as I'm concerned.

The air above any given object is actually less dense than the air below it. therefore, when suspended in the air, it shouldn't go down.

"Look it up online"

Great proof bro

Okay, you want me to make tests on my own?

That's something flat earthers don't do themselves.

Kek

Learn something about flat earthers and then return

I have been in the flat earth community for years, mate. Argon is present in the atmosphere - scientists have proven that. If you want to deny its presence in the air, you have to prove it, not me.

Re > makes claim without proof
Me> has to disprove it

Thats now how it works buddy

Also...I don't understand the point in your questioning this at all. Plenty of flat earthers don't dispute the presence of gases in the atmosphere.

Do you believe that oxygen is present in the air?

Or nitrogen?

Or do you need me to prove that you breathe oxygen?

Anyway, this is besides my main point. Argon is a gas and it exists. If you want to deny or question its existence, that is on you, not me.

Shifting the topic i see

Whats next? Using only gravity as proof

@The_chickenmaster so hmmmm you called me a troll because I couldn't verify a possibility is that right?

All you do is question things without knowing anything about them, refuse to do research, and never actually provide an explanation for why *I'm* wrong, and then demand that I give you evidence.

I don't need to test for myself that I will die if I eat rat poison. All I have to do is use common sense and look it up online.

Lol

Density has 2 major problems

Tipecal roundies

3 weeks ago I did an experiment that made me confirm with my own eyes that the gravity formulas are right 🤔

Don't flat earthers do the same thing? They cherry pick information that they like. Flat earthers get all their information from google, actually.

I wonder who taught you what density is?

I also wonder how you convert Fahrenheit and Celsius. Most people don't do the math themselves...oh right, google. That's a convenient little thing there.

No like it has problems that just require a brain

First respect people, be more polite, no personal attack, sencond, indeed you need gravity to have buoyancy @Yabai

Or else P = Fb = 0

I feel like he's a troll tbh

Pretending to be a flat earther.

Who

chickenmaster

Kek

Hmm

Great blame shifting troll

His roles say globe earther so

they don't