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[Master Teacher]

A helium balloon rises because it is less dense then the air around it, it rises until the air around it is so thin that it is the same density as the helium balloon and then it stays put in that spot because of gravity. Release a helium balloon within a vacuum and it doesn't rise, it falls to the ground. If you don't believe in gravity why don't you jump off a fukking building and let us know how it goes

you told me why the helium balloon rises, I didn't ask you that, also this is exactly what gravity doesn't exists

According to Sir Isaac newton classic mechanics which the theory of gravity leans on

force = the constant of gravity times the mass of object 1 times the mass of object 2 divided by the distance of the two raised to the second power

if this is true, the mass of the Earth is so great the helium balloon would have no choice but to be attracted to the Earth

The force of the balloon that pulls the Earth is not equal to the force that Earth pulls on the balloon. IT SHOULD NOT RISE

However the Helium still rises to MEET IT'S OWN DENSITY

Also we jumping off a cliff doesn't prove gravity because gravity isn't holding anything down to the Earth

The mass of the sun causes curves in space time, which gives you the illusion of gravity

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

[QUOTE="Sensitive Blake Griffin, post: 16048179, member: 617"]A helium balloon rises because it is less dense then the air around it, it rises until the air around it is so thin that it is the same density as the helium balloon and then it stays put in that spot because of gravity. Release a helium balloon within a vacuum and it doesn't rise, it falls to the ground. If you don't believe in gravity why don't you jump off a fukking building and let us know how it goes

you told me why the helium balloon rises, I didn't ask you that, also this is exactly what gravity doesn't exists

According to Sir Isaac newton classic mechanics which the theory of gravity leans on

force = the constant of gravity times the mass of object 1 times the mass of object 2 divided by the distance of the two raised to the second power

if this is true, the mass of the Earth is so great the helium balloon would have no choice but to be attracted to the Earth

The force of the balloon that pulls the Earth is not equal to the force that Earth pulls on the balloon. IT SHOULD NOT RISE

However the Helium still rises to MEET IT'S OWN DENSITY

Also we jumping off a cliff doesn't prove gravity because gravity isn't holding anything down to the Earth

The mass of the sun causes curves in space time, which gives you the illusion of gravity

this is why I don't argue with you. Everything I say you have an equally retarded "explanation", you are no different from people who believe the Earth is flat, they too have all these psuedo-science explanations for why they're correct. Welcome to ignore

 

[Master Teacher]

this is why I don't argue with you. Everything I say you have an equally retarded "explanation", you are no different from people who believe the Earth is flat, they too have all these psuedo-science explanations for why they're correct. Welcome to ignore

What did I say wasn't true

if I had the same level of density has helium I would rise to match my level density too

that has nothing to do with gravity and you call me retarded

you've said nothing to prove my gravity exists

this is how density works

I used classic mechanics to prove gravity doesn't make sense

you are using density to explain gravity

and I'm retarded, you are igonrant man

 

[joeychizzle]

Also we jumping off a cliff doesn't prove gravity because gravity isn't holding anything down to the Earth

When you eventually die due to a supreme lack of basic grasp on the living world and its laws, your brain must be dissected. Something fascinating must be in there.

 

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@Master Teacher

I'm not answering you until you watch all of these videos. Its college level content.

 

[Master Teacher]

@Master Teacher

I'm not answering you until you watch all of these videos. Its college level content.

I'll watch them tomorrow