And misunderstand what lift is.

Or why Specific Gravity is important, and *how* it comes to have an impact on a system.

Prove general relevance using the scientific method @Saturn

U have 3 min then im banning you

Starting now

That's not very scientific method, then, and you know it.

I have not violated any of your rules, and I am sure you are aware of that, too.

Saturn thinks If TIME then DISTANCE lmao

2 min 30 sec

You complain about being suppressed, and yet you suppress those who disagree with you. Giving them arbitrary quotas you've yet to define and giving them a time-limit that cannot be met.

There is what flat earthers can prove using the scientific method

If you so demand, however...

Let's look at immiscible experiments

Procedure:

1 min 30 sec

Please use the scientific method

1. Obtain two different mixtures of immiscible fluid, contained within acrylic cells that are separated from each other within an enclosed system.

2. Make sure sealants are secure on both tubing systems

We dont care about your religious beliefs

3. Under forces of rapid acceleration and deceleration, measure the interactions of the immiscible fluids

Using qualitative and quantitative methods in the form of force exerted in the boundary layer of the two fluids.

This will denote the relative characteristics of the two fluids in a horizontal compression layer.

In doing so, you can note that under acceleration the two fluids are forced to interact, and generate buoyancy.

And under rapid deceleration, to simulate 0-G, the fluids generate very little interaction and pressure at all.

In an ideal 0-G situation, and with ample room, they'd generate none.

This denotes the importance of a compressive force in necessitating the interactions of immiscible matter, be it a submerged object or fluid.

Without this force, the densities of each fluid is irrelevant are they do not need to create a boundary layer between the other.

"why is the sky blue"

what are these questions lmao

yeah I still don't know why "gravity" keeps coming up in a discussion about the nature of Earth's surface

red herring

For the reasons I denoted above.

Because it accounts for the compressive force necessary to make immiscible interactions function.