yes, Lauren. More specifically, buoyant forces require gravity to work.

no density isnt part of gravity,

it isn't?

in your world density = mass/volume

no mention of gravity there

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFQ2_0QNiks

Isn't density just... How dense the molecules are in an object

the other ones called why in the world are they spraying

yes, where is there mention of gravity there

But the theory of denser things dropping to the greater mass is gravity

gravity is more than just things falling

Yeah it's also about how bigger masses attract other masses

yes, this is not observered

Because it can't be done in a small scale

no it cannot

So there is no denying it either

Well, it can, actually... with the Cavendish experiment. But FEers disregard it.

Oof

the cavendish experiment didnt change the independent variable

what?

nor has it been reproduced

it's been reproduced literally hundreds of times.

high school science classes reproduce it

well post a link to it then

post a link to high school science classes?

there is nowhere it has been reproduced from my search

a link to the experiment and its write up

type in "cavendish experiment" in youtube. There's LOTS

i have and there isnt

I'm looking at them right now

Yikes
https://www.google.com/search?q=cavendish+experiment+repeated&oq=canvendish+experiment+re&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j0l5.27098j0j9&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Is your google broken?

yikes, none of them are done with 8inch lead balls

In those 30 seconds you looked at ALL of the links and videos in that search... wow

and a wooden box and none of them are written up

ive serched many times

question: do scientists repeat the same experiment over and over and publish the same results every time?

answer: nah

answer yes

All to appease flat earthers

so why say it has been repeated in class rooms and on youtube, that is a direct contradiction

to appease scientist