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

but that is a force

Resistance is a force

yeah

yes

so without resistance

in a vacuum as u said

Yep

it just keeps moving

without resistance, a feather and an elephant will fall at the same time

but yes @Bobby Woods the wood is denser

therefore gravity pulls it down harder

in water buoyancy can push it up harder than it gets pulled down, makign it float

why do you need gravity at that point....becuse we are in a vacuum???

No, gravity force on earth is relevant to mass

F=mg

without gravity

it doesnt get pulled down

gravity is what we define as that force

hmmm seems like wood would fall through the less dense air with or without gravity

why would it

without a force it would stay put

nothing is pulling it down

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as long as you accept that objects only accelerate under stress of a force

Most propably no

the weight of the materials ...but i get your point what would stop it from going up not down

it wouldnt move

Churchill wouldnt want to get america into war then which was a lose for hitler

density is irrelevant without gravity

that part is not sure clear but ok so....gravity on a flat earth or only on a ball haha

with gravity

flat earth doesnt make sense

as the earth would fall back into a sphere

the edges would be pulled towards the center of mass

Flat earth doesn’t need gravity. It’s already a fixed stationary point with an absolute reference to a literal up and down. Where denser objects fall down, lighter ones float up. Ball earth needs gravity because it has no reference point for up and down when earth is a spinning space ball hurling through void vacuum space at ludicrous speed.