Because a object that is denser than air will fall down, until it finds it buoyancy level, or it is physical stopped. That is why helium rises, as it is lighter than air, so it goes up until it finds it buoyancy level, or it is contained.
Buoyancy is dependent on gravity, or some other force to push/pull things, so you're defeating yourself here. You still have to account for this external force, which means that you haven't provided an alternative to gravitational theory.
The buoyancy argument is seriously disinfo. If you want to dive into the flat earth space, you need to have a complete understanding of the system you're trying to disprove, and not just parrot things you've heard.
The only viable alternative system to gravity that I've seen is the theory Tesla believed in which describes a magno-electric universe.
Which way is up without gravity
Normally you would say that up is up. If you look at the North star, no matter where on earth you see it, no matter what time of day, that be up.
You don't seem to understand the point of the question. Why don't things fall upwards in your worldview
Because a object that is denser than air will fall down, until it finds it buoyancy level, or it is physical stopped. That is why helium rises, as it is lighter than air, so it goes up until it finds it buoyancy level, or it is contained.
Buoyancy is dependent on gravity, or some other force to push/pull things, so you're defeating yourself here. You still have to account for this external force, which means that you haven't provided an alternative to gravitational theory.
The buoyancy argument is seriously disinfo. If you want to dive into the flat earth space, you need to have a complete understanding of the system you're trying to disprove, and not just parrot things you've heard.
The only viable alternative system to gravity that I've seen is the theory Tesla believed in which describes a magno-electric universe.
But what determines which direction this happens in? This logically necessitates another force. It makes no sense otherwise