You're describing an observed effect and not a cause.

would a water droplet be considered "curved water"

You need a cause to prove gravity

Science

What makes objects fall down then?

Some force

is applied to it

I call it gravity

what do you call it

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why do I not have a earth shape role

And somehow the force is GMm/r^2. Strange isnt it?

I have selected it already

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@Sausage lack of resistance to their surrounding like water or air...

ok

who cares about lack of resistance

something acts on it

to pull it down

wood will float of fall depending on density

thats buoyancy

a force

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that counteracts gravity

If there is no resistance there is no movement

however gravity has to exist

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in order for buoyancy to have an effect

Yup, difference in pressure

@Sausage not exactly

no resistance can have movement

the wood is dense so it falls through the air...right

In vaccum

no

if the object is already moving

I was talking about earths atmosphere

yes bobby

well yeah air is always going to stop it