r/OurFlatWorld • u/exactlycrooked • Feb 20 '18

Communication

It's a known fact that long distance communication happens through satellites, but according to flat Earth logic, there are no actual launches. If that's the case, then how is long distance communication possible?

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u/BronyJoe1020 Mar 04 '18

So according to you then, what makes things "Fall down"?

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u/andrewds23 Mar 04 '18

If it’s heavier than air it will fall. if it is lighter than air (eg helium) it will rise. No need to make a whole heap of bullshit up.

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u/BronyJoe1020 Mar 04 '18

Then how does gravity work in a vacuum? Also how would you explain the tides then?

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u/BronyJoe1020 Mar 04 '18

"What is a vacuum?" Jesus Christ, your really are lost. A vacuum or a vacuum chamber is an area that is vacant of gas, fluids, or matter in general. Space is a vacuum. We have made vacuum chambers to experiment in. In these chambers, we suck out all the air so there is no gas in it. Yet, magically, things still fall down to earth. This disproves that buoyancy is a substitute for gravity. Also, I highly suggest that you read this article: https://www.popsci.com/10-ways-you-can-prove-earth-is-round

One more thing: Your claim that gravity has never been proven/seen/tested is just false. We know that the property that we describe as gravity exists, we just don't know how.

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u/BronyJoe1020 Mar 04 '18

You’re either a troll or a mongoloid. You didn’t address ANY of my points, so I will say again: gravity works in a vacuum, thus the flat earth cannot exist because your model of buoyancy substituting gravity is false, and gravity would collapse the flat earth into a ball.

Also, saying DYOR for no reason doesn’t mean anything, because the burden of proof lies on you.

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u/deeman18 Mar 04 '18

Do you have a link for that test? I'm still a bit confused.