Message from @lostpinecone85
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&ban YETI
Screw You Troll!
Zoo wee mama
Are you self advertising in a flat earth debate server
the earf is flat
so, for flat earthers, i want to know, if the reason things fall down is because of density and buoyancy, why do we have clouds? they're water vapor, which is denser than air. how do they remain suspended if density dictates that water vapor should find its level according to density?
No one ever said bouyancy and density is why things fall down
okay, so if gravity isn't the reason things fall down, what is?
there's a lot to unpack with these arguments, i admit
Clouds form due to temperature and pressure i believ
Eventually they do become heavier than the air and fall
What makes things fall is the fact we were designed to live this existence in that way. On the ground. Grounded.
okay, what gives weight to mass? why is it seemingly attracted to the ground? what gives it that vector? am i correct in thinking that mass is just "designed" to behave in this manner? what makes the "ground" the ultimate arbiter of where things end up?
Not warped space time
So is there any science as to why things fall?
M A G I C !
Jesus.
Same magic that makes the sun and moon float above us?
Hello
Welcome to the Ice Wall!
Thing fall because the Earth ıs flat
Oh this place is dead
And by the way its because every planet pulls things to its center
Gotta wait till mods get on
Or ping one
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So are you saying they will ban me?
What dou you mean
If you want to discuy
Things fall due to density
Things fall due to gravity.
Density and bouyancy depend on gravity
Density is the amount of particles in a certain volume that affects the speed of certain things attracted by gravity.
things fall due to downwards acceleration
That's true
And because it's believed to be caused by the mass of the earth, they've named it 'gravity'
yep. tho it could have another source in truth
definetely, although as long as we don't know any better alternative, it's safe to say that this is the reason.
And you can also observe gravity in action if you think our moon is a magic plasma ball. With a small telescope you can see Jupiters moons orbit around it throughout the night.