Message from @Umwhat

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2019-07-19 02:05:31 UTC  

i like the (at least not flat)

2019-07-19 02:05:43 UTC  

And Tyson says 2 sticks supports a globe and flat earth l, but 3 sticks disproves a flat earth. Smdh

2019-07-19 02:06:01 UTC  

so yeah, with 3 sticks i feel like it gets too small to measure

2019-07-19 02:06:04 UTC  

proving earth is round 1. assume not flat

2019-07-19 02:06:12 UTC  

2. win

2019-07-19 02:06:32 UTC  

like saying gravity exists too but it's too small to measure

2019-07-19 02:06:44 UTC  

so 1. assume it exists

2019-07-19 02:10:31 UTC  

how do you put a picture?

2019-07-19 02:10:32 UTC  

where can i find gravity

2019-07-19 02:12:38 UTC  

i might not have that ability

2019-07-19 02:12:42 UTC  

i only know that links turn into pictures

2019-07-19 02:12:52 UTC  

Depends. What characteristics are you looking for?

2019-07-19 02:13:29 UTC  

i found no gravity

2019-07-19 02:13:47 UTC  

only a bunch of bs

2019-07-19 02:13:49 UTC  

i'm looking for ones that distinguish it from things falling on a flat earth

2019-07-19 02:14:38 UTC  

its density

2019-07-19 02:16:48 UTC  

i think relative density is caused by falling. either way it doesn't need gravity

2019-07-19 02:17:06 UTC  

i think density causes it to fall

2019-07-19 02:18:23 UTC  

maybee but i have questions with it like

2019-07-19 02:18:51 UTC  

what happens if density of surroundings is 0

2019-07-19 02:19:17 UTC  

you mean a vacuum?

2019-07-19 02:19:17 UTC  

you mean like a vacuum?

2019-07-19 02:19:41 UTC  

yeah, i guess why wouldn't denser things fall faster in a vacuum

2019-07-19 02:19:46 UTC  

we can create vacuums on earth even if one believes space to not exist

2019-07-19 02:19:57 UTC  

Evident by centrifuge experiments buoyant forces assume the system is under a force. Thus buoyancy in no way could be thw force downward

2019-07-19 02:20:08 UTC  

Brain cox proved denser items do fall faster in a vacuum

2019-07-19 02:20:21 UTC  

relative density is not exactly just buoyancy tho

2019-07-19 02:20:34 UTC  

and i agree, i think relative density can be a thing but maybe not the cause

2019-07-19 02:20:41 UTC  

Plus in a vacuum things still fall so theres no way it could only be density

2019-07-19 02:20:44 UTC  

i think things fall uniformly

2019-07-19 02:20:53 UTC  

the cause that things fall down

2019-07-19 02:20:54 UTC  

The cause of density would be molecular weight

2019-07-19 02:20:57 UTC  

and interactions between things falling causes relative density. just my opinion

2019-07-19 02:20:59 UTC  

you are assuming they are pulled

2019-07-19 02:21:08 UTC  

i am, and i don't know why they are pulled

2019-07-19 02:21:08 UTC  

Without air resistance absolutely not

2019-07-19 02:21:29 UTC  

but the globe doesn't know why gravity happens either

2019-07-19 02:21:32 UTC  

pulled vs falling is different i think

2019-07-19 02:21:41 UTC  

Good point um

2019-07-19 02:21:47 UTC  

more like the tendency to go down

2019-07-19 02:21:51 UTC  

in a sense yeah too, "pull" sometimes means force