@Ferocious Chicken that does not make my point irrelevant or refute my point

Sure

It’s what pulls us down to the earth

you can detect gravitons?

Yes, there is an undeniable vector going down. Call it whatever you want but there is a downward vector

circular

Gravity doesn’t involve particles

@California Nightmare 3.0 Yes. Space could exist on a flat earth if the dome is high enough.

@Ferocious Chicken nope

[20:22] RadRhys: Yes, there is an undeniable vector going down. Call it whatever you want but there is a downward vector

Why not?

I’ve already told you

Yes, there is

10^-17 Torr would find equilibrium with our 14psi on earth. You're still in trouble with 'not a total vacuum'

Are you dense

yes, going down

Do you know what a vector is

@California Nightmare 3.0 But like I said, space is NOT a total vacuum!

Jeez

You still can’t have a really low pressure zone next to a really high pressure zone in a containiner and not expect the containers pressure to even out

10^-17 Torr is the story

but that's miles away from 14psi. you still lose

@Ferocious Chicken
Dude I already know
My point still stands

On flat earth the air wouldn’t get thinner as you go higher

we all know what down is

That my understanding

its real and objective

It’s not objective

yes it is

Down is the direction to the center of the earth

@California Nightmare 3.0 No it doesn't! If a gradient exist and we haven't been ABLE TO OBSERVER that it stops, it **could** eventually become a very low pressurized area.

earth is flat

no down is towards the surface of the earth

Just like North is the direction to the North Pole

Accelerating downward would reverse the direction of down. Up would become the observor’s down

its not like north

@Ferocious Chicken

freefall is 9.8m/s^2 going down

@California Nightmare 3.0 massive Pressure differences exist on FE too...

we all know and experience that

pressure gradients imply a container