Nope

Nope

The other planets moons

Also nope

Physics engines

What?

Like eu4

You are talking about massive objects there, florida.

I know that the 'educated' globe earthers like to say that if the earth was flat it would go towards the center of mass and then it would make a globe or something

If gravity doesnt exist though then what causes things to go up and down?

Yeah, as we know it. That would be the most stable structure.

It could be relative density, electromagnetism, other factors that we just don't know about because we've been brainwashed

Not everything is electromagnetic

None of those explanations are consistent with observation.

Density for example is not a force.

And any type of relative density is dependent on a seperate downward force.

Gravity is the most stable and constant theory thats why its become a law

It's an shaky theory but it could explain a lot of things we see on Earth (Electromagnetism)

Not really

I don't know about how it would make the day and night cycle though

That beats me

EM explanations seem to put the ground as being negatively charged, correct?

The earth spins in the round theory effectively blocking off the sun from one side of the world

Which means you would be able to alter the weight of any object by running a current through it.

In most cases it would be yeah

And ferrous materials would be affected more strongly.

Also last i checked im not magnetic

At the end of the day, we don't know what causes things to fall

It's all just educated assumptions for the most part

Other things are just guesses that poorly written

Gravity is literally a theory cause you cant prove it wrong and no one has any other ideas that hold up to the extent gravity does

The deal with gravity: It's an incomplete theory. Quantum gravity can't be renormalized and GR can't explain galactic rotations on macro scales without fudge factors like dark matter/energy. However, it does work extremely, *exceptionally* well on every other level, which is why it's still here.

It’s a theory, not a law

gravity isn't a law lol

**It’s a theory, not a law**

Yeah thats what i meant

A law is a matter of what happens, whereas a theory is a matter of why something happens

My brain died

a theory has a lot of evidence to it

@Drewski4343 90% of the things you say should be pinned