@Citizen Z Why do you trust he's right though, I mean MIT profressors also talk about gravity
Feel free to tell me where they are wrong about gravity
@MrGiggles There are 3 to my limited knowledge.
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@GandalfTheGreen k
@GandalfTheGreen you seem reasonable
lemme ask you something
Do your own experiment. See if its right.
Ive worked with vacuum chambers for yearsm
@Citizen Z so why do you think its right? you cited it
Cuz i worked with vacuum chambers
ok cool
are those large enough to show the effect of gravity?
Gravity isnt powerful enough to stop air from rushing into an empty space
well a little bit it is...
No it isnt.
but on a short object, the effect is small
wanna know how?
well first tell me what you're expecting to happen, which ISN'T happening, regarding this air rushing thing
Agree to disagree. Im fine with you having your belief
No big deal.
well we can use science to determine which is righit
You can use pseudoscience. I can use my own tests and observations
so can I
Np
but i fear your conclusions are based on inaccurate understanding
No.
ok lets explore that
Gravity simply isnt strong enough
isn't strong enough to do what
Plus you can't ignore entropy
Cant*
true, and i don't
Ok well good for u then. =)
so what isn't gravity strong enough to do
i think this is where you're misstepping
imagine how strong the flow of oxygen rushes out of the trees and plants would have to be to maintain current levels... stand next to a tree and get blown back hundreds of feet XD
globe earthers...
XD
@Seeker of Truth why would it have to be that must flowrate from one tree?
