So name the phenomenon that makes heavier things displace lighter things.
And then tell my why that happens.
You sure like to avoid direct questions, much like liars and likes.
So name the phenomenon that makes heavier things displace lighter things.
And then tell my why that happens.
You sure like to avoid direct questions, much like liars and likes.
Density, buoyancy, the indisputable properties of mass and matter... I thought your question was rhetorical. Gravity IS a theory. Or have you proved it?
Density, buoyancy, the indisputable properties of mass and matter... I thought your question was rhetorical. Gravity IS a theory. Or have you proved it?
Right, it's a theory.
A testable and repeatable theory. We call it a force, and it radiates spherically from a center: hence, the only logical shape for planets is a sphere.
Right, it's a theory.
A testable and repeatable theory. We call it a force, and it *radiates* spherically from a center: hence, the only logical shape for planets is a sphere.
We aren’t talking about ‘planets’, we are talking about Earth. The one place we know that humans live. Which is a flat plane. We are not spinning through space. The sun and moon are small local lights.
We aren’t talking about ‘planets’, we are talking about Earth. The one place we know that humans live. Which is a flat plane. We are not spinning through space. The sun and moon are small local lights.
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