it's only stationary relative to the Earth

@Derek Nelson nothing you just said makes sense. In fact, it essentially defines gravity.

ikr

because in a flat earth model the sun is moving still

so, density/buoyancy

density is governed by gravity

??

you can't have density without gravity

complete nonsens

nope

lol wtf

Gravity needs the earth to be a ball in order to work.

Fe has no need of that.

a sphere*

and no

Well, it definitely works, so...

its the other way around

gravity does not need the earth to be a ball???

antyhing with mass has gravity???

yes, large masses distribute as a sphere under gravity.

they need to be gravity in order for aplanet to be spherical

@Drewski4343 I know that they will eventually be a sphere but derek is saying it needs to originally be a ball in order to work

which is not true

oh, yes

You can’t even prove mass attracts mass.

thats what i said

yes you can

Except you can?

Nope.

you can

Sorry to dash your fantasy.

But, nope.

fantasy?

Absolute Fairy Tale.

Oh, my fantasy’s not dashed. Yours is about to be, though.

eey just finished the last episode of fairy talr

great anime

why did you capitalize fairy tale

thonk

anyways the larger mass an object has the larger its gravity

yeah