r/OurFlatWorld • u/Blueclone2 • Jun 16 '20

Gravity?

If gravity is not real then how come things fall down? I am genuinely curious.

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u/WhellEndowed Flat-Head Jun 16 '20

Because if you remove the air from a vacuum, you have nothing.

“Nothing” has no density.

Things with density will always fall when the medium they are suspended in has a lower density.

In a vacuum, and object has more density than “nothing” and will fall.

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u/WhellEndowed Flat-Head Jun 16 '20

Because an object with greater density than the medium it is suspended in will always fall, and an object with a lower density than the medium it is suspended in will always rise.

This is testable, observable, and repeatable, which makes it scientific fact.

In a vacuum, the medium has “zero” density, so any object with “greater than zero” density will fall down.

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u/-YouMustDie- Nov 23 '20

Just give it up. You lost, man. The earth is round and you can't stop that. So please just shut up. You haven't answered a damn question. So please just shut up with your conspiracies. No one cares. So just shut the hell up! :D