Isn't gravity that everything attracts another object and depending on the density of the air and mass it decides how fast it falls towards the greater mass which attracts the most?

```heavier than the medium```

air density

and the bouyancy bit

they go hand in hand

no

thats is your claim

https://www.oliverstravels.com/blog/guarantee-perfect-wedding-weather-olivers-travels/

Uh

Wrong chat maybe?

buoyant forces apply to air density

i dont care, i didnt mention it

I don't want to argue semantics, but what your getting at is what I wrote.

no

alright, bud

What makes you think gravity isn't real

it isnt alright for you to misrepresent me

gravity is not based on empirical science

so, you're claiming that objects fall to the earth because objects denser than air (the medium) forces them downwards?

chadToday at 16:53
we fall to the ground because we are heavier than the medium we are in and heavy things accelerate towards the ground for unknown reasons
it is a natural law

Isn't density also a part of gravity or nah?

that is what i claimed

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