david how did you get that role

@mewhoula The attraction or deflection would be negligible, you need accurate instruments to see if there was an attraction or deflection

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@rivenator12113 he said observe Jupiter
You said you need a nasa grade telescope
So I'm answering, you can easily observe Jupiter without a nasa grade telescope
Are you even trying?

@rivenator12113 Which most space agencies and universities have these tools

whoa i didn’t know people believe in this many types of earth

You guys are again straw manning, I said how can you observe an attraction or deflection by the telescope? They are so far away that it shouldn't appear that they even attracted each other. I never said we couldn't see Jupiter.

have you never used a telescope before?

Since I’m new here, could you explain what straw manning means?

@rivenator12113 You will see it divert from it’s original orbit. This has been done countless times.

You can see jupiter, you can see objects around it, but you can't see them move?

How can you accurately see if they attracted or deflected each other? @SAM101907 Nope, they are too far away to get exact results to see if there was actually attraction.

You can watch Jupiter’s moons orbit it with an amateur’s telescope. Galileo did it back in the 1600

You've never used a telescope before, have you

A telescope isn't good enough to measure the attraction or deflection of a celestial object off the other.

that’s exactly what i said! @Akhanyatin

I wish to own a telescope, that would be cool.

@rivenator12113 You can’t just say nope, this has been done BEFORE NASA had even been a thought.

I did and you can't see accurately if they attract or deflect each other. They just appear in normal trajectory.

Except one of them has diverted its course

well your telescope sucks

@SAM101907 You can't prove it and just have to appeal to authority? You globe earthers are better than this

This is EASILY observable

You used one once and expected to see the phenomenon on your first try?

@rivenator12113 I think I've found a video that might be able to answer your question in terms of proving gravity
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkhxPm15PFo

Have you observed 2 celestial objects attracting each other at great distances? @Akhanyatin Any proof to support your claim?

you simply have no patience for any of this

do you?

He's not going to watch videos, they might spread doubts in his religious mind

I can prove it LOL! Wait till the next celestial body passes Jupiter and watch it’s deflection with your own telescope.

it’s gonna take a while

rivenator pls watch the vid

i wanna see what u think

@rivenator12113 yes, do what @SAM101907 said, how complicated is that??

Oh no it the videos, don’t poison me with your beliefs. 😠 😠 😠
~~tip: the videos won’t hurt you, they are not poisonous.~~

ah shet

@Biggest_of_Boys Present me your argument and I will debunk it @SAM101907 So you don't have any proof to support your claims?

its in the vid

But it's easier to believe in your FE religion and cry about Nasa than to actually do some science

that i linked

quite confident as well i must say