Going by how the atmosphere has a fading pressure, the higher up you go, the lower the pressure, then why don't objects go up then? The pressure/density is slightly lower above an object than the pressure below an object, and since high pressure areas like to go to a low pressure area, wouldn't that mean that we would go up rather than down?

And how does it work in a vacuum chamber?

yeah i have the same questions

As well as density only effects buoyancy, which literally has gravity in the equation.

i dont think buoyancy has anything to do with bending of spacetime

the earth is not flat, shes THICC

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@Juno objects do go up

Helium

Water

Planes

Birds

Smoke

Gas pressure only works in a container

Pressure gradients only exists in a container

You guys need to do science not scientism

Since when does water go up????

Planes and birds go up because they have wings, water, well... water doesn't have wings

Helium goes up because it is literally the least dense thing known to man

And buoyancy exists

So not only are you wrong, you're cherry picking things that aren't even related, who cares if birds can fly, they are biologically designed to fly

As well as you didn't explain how we are stuck to the earth

Since when does water go up?
https://cdn.solace.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/bg-clouds.jpg

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water, as a liquid, doesn't go up, though, when it evaporates into STEAM, it goes up, water itself doesn't go up

It's literally called the water cycle, it isnt hard to understand that when water evaporates it goes into the air since it is in a gaseous state. Then raining when it collects into droplets.

No

Yikes

What

There are many people here who think the earth isn’t a sphere.

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seems like you are one of the globe earthers trying to convince them otherwise ;P

@Juno yes i meant evaporation

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