Who started it all?

Who can say? It has no relevance to Flat Earth though.

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Fine

Back to flat earth then

Very well. For me, it just never made sense.

If the earth is a globe why does Neil degrasse tyson call it a pear?

Link?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoCKapivHGM

It's pear shaped because of the difference of water and land between the northern and southern hemispheres

Pear earther

There's more water in the southern hemisphere so that will take on a "rounder" shape than the northern hemisphere

The difference between the two hemispheres is extremely small

But it exists

Earth is pear shaped then

The debate is ended

It's misleading though

There's a reason why we call it a spheroid

True but it is funny

There is no such thing as a perfect sphere

I know

Tiny toy debunks the theory of gravity causing gas pressure

https://youtu.be/rSbd06IpqlU

Gravity cant even hold down a tiny toy

The force of a vacuum is much too strong for gravity to hold air back from equalizing with it

Gravity is weak asf

I shouldnt say force cuz not many people use that

The force of gravity depends on the mass of the object

Accept for vacuum manufactures

Lol

@luigisteve21 so how does gravity hold on to a single air molecule while there is an empty void next to it?

Which empty void would you happen to be referring to

Any

A simple childs toy proves it

A simple child's toy proves what?

I presume you're talking about the atmosphere and space?

First you are talking about the Law of Gravity, then you bring up the Second Law of Thermodynamics. Talking about 2 completely different things.

Gravity does act on the molecules, but it is incredibly weak and doesn't really move them at all.

First of all its a law within a theory. Second, its a terrible theory. Third, it shouldn't even be taught in schools

So if you really believe that gravity can act as the container for our air then can you show me in experiment of how exactly that works?

Wait is this server a joke

no

tf