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

And some other force too I guess, otherwise paper under a rock would not fall

@✧Mike Flatbird (Mike Blackbird)✧ Can you isolate electromagnetism out of a faraday cage?

That would make things float

I suppose that would work

Faradat cage .. its suppose to keep out EMRs etc yes

out*

So there is no downward force in a faraday cage

are u silly?

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

well their is bouyant force and normal force from the surface

also temperature is undeniably not a force

Dielectric acceleration

not a "force"

though it could be dependant on temperature

What does that electromagnetism has to do with downward force?

even sci fi dont call it (gravity) a "force"

gravity itself is a type of acceleration

can u read

>> even sci fi dont call it (gravity) a "force"

i mean not technically but sure meep

If that electromagnetism is the reason why things tend to fall, in a faraday cage you should be able to put a paper under a rock that you hold in the air, and that paper would not fall

It's going to a denser medium then

Which is above at that point

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

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

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

SMFH

What happens when you isolate that electromagnetism out?