Just as an example, dry ice releases a *gas* that is heavy

Saying "gasses have no downwards force" is like saying dogs aren't brown

not a strawman

Yes, in a way you are correct, I guess

No saying gasses have no downward force is a fact

But you're using a false blanket statement

> Just as an example, dry ice releases a *gas* that is heavy
@Metallica

Eh

if you assert things fall because gravity within the scientific method this is the effect observed so whats the cause?

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ye

The mass of the earth

rekt

sorry earths flat

Literally everything has gravity

nope

Gas doesn’t

theres no evidence for that

Archemedes figured this out

The reason we don't feel eachothers pull is we're too small

youre parroting nonsense sigh

Gas has no intermolecular bonds and moves randomly and freely in all directions

The moon is small as hell and it effects the water on the surface of the earth

Do u understand all directions

You use outdated fact as current day fact and act like my arguments are dumb @Logrian

which grabbitry again are you asserting?

mass attracting mass?

Moon doesn’t effect water on earth

Gas moves freely in all directions until it's heavy and falls

Until it’s heavy ?

Yeah, like

heavy gasses

science dont use Newtonian grabbity sawry, they moved on from General to Special 😉

The gas will eventually move in all directions that is how gas works entropy will always take effect

Entropy always increases with time it’s the second law of thermodynamics

That's not even

ok

So a gas will

eventually

move freely