I can

That is like saying why is hot hot?

No

You not making any sense and I know what magma is but you can not tell me where it comes from other than some lie

Where do YOU think magma comes from

Well like oil or any other resource it comes from the plain. Simple not complicated. No back story needed. It is a natural resource of this here realm and you sir need to just accept that fact. Stop trying to seem smart and get smart. Your line of questioning is a bit off if you don't have a point as to which you are making of how that would mean we are on a spinning water ball.

How do you explain how a watermelon and an egg fall at the same rate of speed

does a feather fall at the same rate of speed as a water droplet? Or your body out of a plane? Fail to see what you line of questioning is getting at sir. Not going to play the thoeryvill game with you about buoyancy and density either. Your looking for a way in and I say you have a hook in your mouth.

Feathers fall slower because of what they are made of

why are you even talking to this troll ssssy

No I’m genuinely baffled

He is a special breed of troll I like to troll back, turn the tables and get to know for real. Let me play with my food a lil while before I eat it.

lol

Geez you play with your food that’s kinda gross

seems like run of the mill scatter gunner to me

Chad

seems like forest gumper

I think all globe heads have Chicken little syndrome anyways.

@chad46 @Sassy Undeniably I live ina world in which things are consistent

if something is not consistent, it is caused by factors which are

downward acceleration is not a theory

if you drop something in a vacuum (i.e. ignore air resistance) it falls at roughly 9.8 m/s^2 downwards

lmbo

here is the thing

that 9.8 changes based on where you are

@Sassy Undeniably are you telling me thing's don't accelerate downwards?

ok so how does that prove gravity

It doesn't prove anything but that things falling cannot be due to a fundamental interaction alone

it only starts to 'prove' things when looked at in respect to other knowns

like Newton's Laws

that doesnt follow

is nature consistent?

@chad46

lets do both

hang on

answer that question

is it consistent?

why

hang on

is it consistent?

it's a yes or no question