Some people really hate questions

It's hard to understand the flat earth, when people won't give facts about it.

i was Afk

@✧Mike Flatbird (Mike Blackbird)✧ Oh, sorry

Nobody's saying whats "underneath"

and, frankly, idc Atm

yeah actually if we sink due to density then what is under us; it cant be the the universe

And what pulls us down

otherwise we would continue to fall

```Or did you mean only inside the dome?```
--what i said was ..the "observable universe"

is Inside here, yeah..in our observable skies

UP

not down

@✧Mike Flatbird (Mike Blackbird)✧ Ok, so only things above us

ding ding 💡 <:BigSmiles:556070613224259594> 👍

But according to laws of nature, what should be the shape of a large volume of matter?

--can you OBSERVE underneath? under the ground? 🤔

nah?
OH

lol smh

If matter is attracted to matter somehow, what shape would it take?

ok so under us is the unobservable bottom? which has to be made of something though right. I guess this is kind of a side detail but it would be nice to here a hypothesis from someone

@the21cat Wild guess is that hypothesis is not coming soon

would assume that too but its worth a shot for anyone who has a fully working model

Yup

And if we are constantly falling, is the earth denser then us? If it's denser, it would fall faster then us

@✧Mike Flatbird (Mike Blackbird)✧ ok so since the stars appear to move and the rest of the planets and etc can you explain why its constantly moving using your model?

Also viher that would just mean Earth would have to be less dense than us

And less dense then air

good point

Otherwise pressure should get bigger the higher you go

if it was denser than air the air would leave us all behind

@the21cat - why WHAT's "constantly moving"

the lights in the ceiling? or..

we are falling due to density right?

Yes, so you think we have a big screen above us?

facesmack

viher how does that make sense

Lights in the ceiling that move at constant speed would indicate a screen

if gravity doesn't exist then we are falling due to density right?

im still confused

temperature, pressure, mass, density (and buoyancy).
and electromagnetism