if gravity is real, where is the moon?

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Au is in no way magnetic. Put a magnet next to real gold and it will not move.

Gold won't fly to a magnet, but if you put it inside a magnetic field it will magnetize, and the Earth is one giant magnetic field

that's how tesla figured out how to generate electricity from the ionosphere
 
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One simple experiment shows there is no gravity. The Helium Balloon. It rises. How is this
possible? Classical Mechanics shows that Force equals the Constant of Gravity multiplied by the
Mass of Object 1 multiplied by the Mass of Object 2 divided by the Distance between the two
masses raised to the second power.
F=GM1M2/r^2
With this logic, the mass of the Earth is so great that the helium balloon would have no choice but
to be attracted to the Earth. We have mass 1 pulling on mass 2 and mass 2 pulling on mass 1.
F1 = F2. This is just wrong. The force of the balloon that pulls the Earth is not equal to the force
that the Earth pulls on the balloon. It would not rise. What we see in the experiment that the
helium is rising to meet its level of density.
 

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One simple experiment shows there is no gravity. The Helium Balloon. It rises. How is this
possible? Classical Mechanics shows that Force equals the Constant of Gravity multiplied by the
Mass of Object 1 multiplied by the Mass of Object 2 divided by the Distance between the two
masses raised to the second power.
F=GM1M2/r^2
With this logic, the mass of the Earth is so great that the helium balloon would have no choice but
to be attracted to the Earth. We have mass 1 pulling on mass 2 and mass 2 pulling on mass 1.
F1 = F2. This is just wrong. The force of the balloon that pulls the Earth is not equal to the force
that the Earth pulls on the balloon. It would not rise. What we see in the experiment that the
helium is rising to meet its level of density.
damn..

you mustve went to devry..:ohhh:
 

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One simple experiment shows there is no gravity. The Helium Balloon. It rises. How is this
possible? Classical Mechanics shows that Force equals the Constant of Gravity multiplied by the
Mass of Object 1 multiplied by the Mass of Object 2 divided by the Distance between the two
masses raised to the second power.
F=GM1M2/r^2
With this logic, the mass of the Earth is so great that the helium balloon would have no choice but
to be attracted to the Earth. We have mass 1 pulling on mass 2 and mass 2 pulling on mass 1.
F1 = F2. This is just wrong. The force of the balloon that pulls the Earth is not equal to the force
that the Earth pulls on the balloon. It would not rise. What we see in the experiment that the
helium is rising to meet its level of density.
Holy shyt:deadrose:

You know that air has density, right? We're not just living in a vacuum
 
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Holy shyt:deadrose:

You know that air has density, right? We're not just living in a vacuum

So why does the Helium balloon rise on its own then I didn't make those equations, this is what schools teach, it doesn't make sense

if you know why then tell me, i mean peep this

The mathematics of gravity is a concept called Zero Point Mass. This is a mass without a volume.

This is not found in the universe. The main problem here is the reduction of 3 dimensional
densities to 0 dimensional masses. Once a density is reduces to a mass, the mass cannot be
returned to the original shape of the density.

So we cannot cube a zero and get anything but
another zero. This breaks the commutative properties of addition.
 
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So why does the Helium balloon rise on its on then
The density of air diminishes as you get further away from the earth.

So helium rise until it reaches an equilibirum of density

Yall got me swaggin outchea with an elementary understanding of science :smugdraper:
 
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