because the water would not stay in place

it wouldn't be level

Gravity

Ah, say you have a bucket half full of water on one end of the stick, and a bucket completely full of water on the other end, and something in the middle so it can move up or down. Both sides have water of equal density yet the bucket with more water will fall and the other one will go up. What's up with that?

chad why were they stupid comments i genuinely believe in this

Earth spins very fast in space but their isn’t is no air to drag you off

@Jondar02 density changes with volume

Not really

@Jondar02 only if there is a constant mass

the bucket which is full is more dense therefore is more inclined to go to the ground

Density: rho = kg/m^3. More volume, means more mass but same rho

fake equation

Density of liquid water is constant

It's the definition of density @ProgrammerVerbatim, no equation

no

ok that is a valid point to be fair

but still doesnt prove gravity

with a few tweaks in the density model im sure it would work again

So gravity is still consistent

unlike gravity

Stop using gravity in your argument as like I said we dont know much about it

gravity is fake

We know how it behaves

(most of the time)

Unless, high mass, low mass, high velocity, heat, cold

Yes but we don’t know it’s force carrier the graviton works

It works fine with our solar system and that’s all we need for the debate

That's true

No need for relativity

Saying "it's density" doesn't debunk gravity

Especially since density relies on gravity

gravity doesn't exist its just in somethings nature to fall

density is a partial proof for it

And density won’t describe the movement of objets

But gravity does

@liks what do you think of gravity predicting the planet vulcun?

Like, density will not give you a vector

Dont know about it

So gravity doesn’t exist @ProgrammerVerbatim

@shakz7 i have yet to see solid proof

mybe you should considering what youre talkin about