@climateshop you need to break that up

hahaha

read it first

facts @climateshop

that makes sense

it is unreadable

ow sorry

because it is to long?

Its doable

its readable dw lol @climateshop

make 1 point at a time

Just requires a bit more efford than the usual stuf that gets posted here

sorry

that doesn't prove gravity i don't believe in a spinning water ball

How bigger the mass of your atom, how higher his elektro negative wearth

your english is better then my (whatever you speak) but that isnt good enough

Dude

@H8mz88 you keep saying you dont believe things, but you never give any explanation to why you believe the opposite

Just because it isnt chewed out for you doesnt make it unreadable

@climateshop does this fix it?

Gravity is linked to the mass of an object.

For example, on atomic level: the bigger the mass of an atom, the higher its electronegative value. That will cause it to pull other atoms towards it.

If you look at our planet (for globe eathers): the sun is huge, because of its huge mass it makes the earth spin around it. The mass of the earth is bigger than the mass of the moon, therefore the moon spins around the earth. That's also why if you jump on the earth you go less high than on the moon, because the gravitational pull is higher on earth.

If you were to jump on the sun you wouldn't leave the surface, because the gravitational pull is too high.

Give the guy a rest he did his best

@Fufu my roles

idk im thinking hamza isnt real

might be a bot

idk

gravity is not related to electronegativity

nor magnetism

what was that ?

i couldn't read it

-df electronegativity

No result :(

@The_chickenmaster i was fair

i was specific

I know @chad46 but is is a way to explain the link between little objects and example the sun

Electronegativity
DescriptionElectronegativity, symbol χ, is a chemical property that describes the tendency of an atom to attract a shared pair of electrons towards itself. An atom's electronegativity is affected by both its atomic number and the distance at which its valence electrons reside from the charged nucleus

@climateshop it is not related

You were exaggerating how bad it was

well you know...

I dont know what you are all studiing but the next time you want to start a useless discution, make sure you know something about it because @chad46 what you just sended is just copy paste from google. Anyone can do that