thats why saturn has rings

hey

the side that gravity exists lol

I guess

at this point

the earth is flat'

?

o-o

or is it a square/

?

thats even worse

Quick question. If the moon is strong enough to pull 70% of the water on Earth to make tides. Why doesn’t the earth pull satellites down?

He’s breaking down! Just throwing words together to try and sound smart!

because they're in orbit

bruh

@iggy who are you and do you watch tv

cos the sattelites are geostationary

they're currently falling

simple

They’re in orbit?

It's in orbit

yes

yes

They’re falling perpetually?

yes

geostationary

falling along the curve of the earth

they aree falling along with earth

What keeps them up when they fall perpetually?

Gravity

?

They are falling down

@iggy what’s your favourite tv

but by the time they are falling down they are around the planet

like

So they fall perpetually, but don’t ever fall to the earth?

They come into the orbit with acceleration. They are constantly falling, but by the time they have reached lower altitude they are on the side of the planet so it doesn't matter

Yep.

yes

if that makes sense

That’s how science works.