Oooh buoyancy hmmm

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Things denser than air go down

Yeah air is matter just like anything else

So what holds air in place

Helium

some flat earthers say we live in a dome if you didn't already know

Oh right

“Things denser than air go down”

Gravity

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Helium

@rivenator12113

Wait, but didn't answer my question earlier: now that you know how those 2 objects move, how can you prove that they attracted each other?

Earth is not flat

Wouldn't helium just float away? Helium doesn't really have an attribute to hold things dow though.

Edillon#5994 LANGUAGE!!!

Wait I’m stupid

@Edillon I typed too fast, I re edited

Yeah I mixed it up

Cavendish experiment

It also opens up a new point

Plus several others

If helium holds air in place what holds helium in place?

Because cavendish proved nothing am I right @the21cat

Ideally you’d have chosen two relatively isolated bodies and just analyze the forces acting on them and try to trace a source for each one

Apparently objects oscillate because of wind

lol

Oh boy is wind fake now too

If you know what i mean

@Umwhat if we live in a dome then what would explain air being denser to the bottom of the dome compared to the top? Or does diffusion not exist in the dome model?

Yeah

There go my plans of flying a kite

If we live in a dome why does stuff go past the atmosphere

I don't necesarilly ascribe to the dome model myself but I am keeping my options open

The magical force of downward bouyancy

Also there are lots of gases denser than air so we’d all suffocate at the bottom

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Well actually air is pretty homogenous mixture so maybe we wouldn’t suffocate

are you guys a lot of flat earthers or globe people or is this a healthy mix

@Umwhat of course you don't. Sorry if I implied that you do, im just asking questions because I'm genuinely curious.