Shit. I'm asking the wrong person

All right so

Idk moving channels really cut off the flow of conversation

Explain Hubble law.

Relationship between distance and rate of acceleration away from us caused by expansion

Explain it to me like I'm 6

Oh shoot i’m trying to think of how to do this

Cause it doesn’t really fit any analogy because it’s literally telling how far something is away based on how reality itself expands in between us

2 types of gravity newtonian and einstein they can't both be true mainstream science doesn't know what gravity is

Not a whole lot of common household objects that behave that way

Mind explaining what each type entails?

I haven’t heard of there being two types

Now that you know how those 2 objects move, how can you prove that they attracted each other?

sure

mass v mass = newton warping spacetime = einstein

What do you mean by mass v mass

As in like mass attracts mass

mass against mass mass attracts mass

@Arachidamia Now that you know how those 2 objects move using Hubble Law, how can you prove that they attracted each other?

If they weren’t going towards each other it means they were headed to something with a larger mass

Alright. Hypothetically, if there is no gravity, then how would we be attracted towards the ground.

Grav they have an answer for that

Because we live on a flat earth

Constant acceleration “upward”

But that doesn’t make sense

or whatever

Because if we jump we wouldn’t go down

constant acceleration upward is not considered real by most flat earthers btw

Unless you can explain aether

Then what do they think is real

@rivenator12113 if that's the case any thrust that causes an object to go upward would accelerate forever without falling back down

Density is what attracts us down

bruh

it is only the Flat earth society lol

@rivenator12113 what about density attracts you down

Things less denser than air will go up

Why do we not sink in water

What holds air "down"?

If we’re so dense

Oooh buoyancy hmmm

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