Legs generate enough upward force to slice through the air. Momentum stops at peak of jump. Air molecules being less dense naturally flow around me. I'm back on the ground.
So you don't believe in gravity? Seek help, or at least get an education. The gall of someone like you to casually ignore Newton and Einstein and pretend that you know more than them is the essence of being a fucking conspiratard. You are a joke.
You go prove gravity. Should be simple enough. Go take a large mass object, prove it can make a small mass object gravitate. Do the scientific method and all and come up with the conclusion. Prove it to yourself
Density and buoyancy is most easiest to understand but there's other physics involved like resistance, viscosity etc you can factor. Oxygen molecules are not strong enough to support say water molecules so water falls through air at the appropriate variable fall rate. No invisible force pulling downward constantly. You can go test this yourself. You cannot go test the force of gravity right? Or can you? Can you?
Everything is not attracted to mass. Prove it. Go prove that immediately.
jump up in the air. What happens?
Legs generate enough upward force to slice through the air. Momentum stops at peak of jump. Air molecules being less dense naturally flow around me. I'm back on the ground.
So you don't believe in gravity? Seek help, or at least get an education. The gall of someone like you to casually ignore Newton and Einstein and pretend that you know more than them is the essence of being a fucking conspiratard. You are a joke.
Can you prove gravity? Then prove it to me.... Shit or get off the pot troll.
Cite your facts please.
You go prove gravity. Should be simple enough. Go take a large mass object, prove it can make a small mass object gravitate. Do the scientific method and all and come up with the conclusion. Prove it to yourself
Well for one centripetal force is needed to create gravity
If you'd like fund me I can show you.
With that being said.. if you believe gravity doesn't exist then what do you call the phenomenon we experience?
Density and buoyancy is most easiest to understand but there's other physics involved like resistance, viscosity etc you can factor. Oxygen molecules are not strong enough to support say water molecules so water falls through air at the appropriate variable fall rate. No invisible force pulling downward constantly. You can go test this yourself. You cannot go test the force of gravity right? Or can you? Can you?