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originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
a reply to: turbonium1
You've explained nothing. You've just puked words on the page and expected everyone else to believe iton your say so. It's blatantly obvious from your weekly word salads that you have not the tiniest hint of a possiblity of maybe understanding concepts children grasp quite easily. You demand evidence then ignore it when it arrives. You provide none of your own. You avoid all the questions you can't answer and difficult concepts because they are beyond you, and pretend you never said the dumb questions you asked that three seconds of googling provide answers to that you think aren't there.
Provide some evidence.
Get a telescope.
Hypocrite.
It's easy to understand why 'gravity' was invented, but even easier to understand why it's nonsense,
Measuring the Earth’s Rotation Rate Using a Low-Cost MEMS Gyroscope
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This Body Part Ages Faster Than the Rest of You
A beauty company might not tell you this. But why our faces age fast is simple. This happens because of a relativity theory that Einstein developed and scientists later proved: The rate at which time moves depends on how fast you’re moving and how close you are to a gravitational field. For example, clocks at higher elevations run slightly faster than those at sea level.
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Behind the Curve' Ending: Flat Earthers Disprove Themselves With Own Experiments in Netflix Documentary
One of the more jaw-dropping segments of the documentary comes when Bob Knodel, one of the hosts on a popular Flat Earth YouTube channel, walks viewers through an experiment involving a laser gyroscope. As the Earth rotates, the gyroscope appears to lean off-axis, staying in its original position as the Earth's curvature changes in relation. "What we found is, is when we turned on that gyroscope we found that we were picking up a drift. A 15 degree per hour drift," Knodel says, acknowledging that the gyroscope's behavior confirmed to exactly what you'd expect from a gyroscope on a rotating globe.
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There is no reason to be upset, and angry, about the truth. What for? Nothing to fear about it, no reason to hide from it.
You must know that if a force can pull down a 300 ton building, it would require a huge amount of energy, to do it , correct? So let's say it can be done with massive cranes, which have the power to pull it down.
That takes immense power, whatever the force used for it, right
You say it doesn't require a powerful force, when it's about 'gravity', even though you KNOW that it requires a powerful force, so you are the real hypocrite here.
You say it doesn't require a powerful force, when it's about 'gravity', even though you KNOW that it requires a powerful force, so you are the real hypocrite here.
Einstein's Relativity and Everyday Life
By Clifford M. Will
But in a relativistic world, things are not simple. The satellite clocks are moving at 14,000 km/hr in orbits that circle the Earth twice per day, much faster than clocks on the surface of the Earth, and Einstein's theory of special relativity says that rapidly moving clocks tick more slowly, by about seven microseconds (millionths of a second) per day.
Also, the orbiting clocks are 20,000 km above the Earth, and experience gravity that is four times weaker than that on the ground. Einstein's general relativity theory says that gravity curves space and time, resulting in a tendency for the orbiting clocks to tick slightly faster, by about 45 microseconds per day. The net result is that time on a GPS satellite clock advances faster than a clock on the ground by about 38 microseconds per day.
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And children know they aren't 'pulled down' from below, when they fall down, so if you think you've been 'pulled down' from below, by a force, why do you always call it a FALL? And it further shows that you're a hypocrite.
What is the weight limit on my high chair?
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Note: Children grow at different rates. Although most children can use the high chair up to 50 pounds, there may be children who have become too tall to fit in the chair before they reach 50 pounds.
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Why don't you call it 'pulled down', instead of a fall?
That's what I'm arguing for - that we FALL in air. You agree it's a fall, because you always say that it's a fall.
originally posted by: dragonridr
a reply to: turbonium1
Is english a second language for you? According to merriam webster you know the dictionary people.(reading make brain muscle hurt right?)
fall noun
Definition of fall (Entry 2 of 3)
1: the act of falling by the force of gravity
Funny how often you contradict yourself isnt it.
originally posted by: turbonium1
If you understand why your source is flawed, as you should, then a 'fall' is NOT a 'pull', there is NO 'gravity' involved, nor mentioned in the Oxford or Cambridge dictionaries, because they ARE valid, and accurate sources. And I only pray and hope that they REMAIN that way, in future, or we'll see more and more BS, without ANY valid sources to counter it anymore, and that could eventually lead us all into hell, believe me. It starts by an addition, like 'racism'. Then it leads to another revision, where it says 'racism' is 'white racism', and then - 'white' means 'racist ', 'racist' means 'white'. It's already happening that way, as we all know.
Think before you shoot your mouth off, but thanks for bringing it up - we usually learn much more from our mistakes, than otherwise!
A 'pull' is NOT a 'fall', they are entirely different things
originally posted by: turbonium1
They are complete BS artists, using trickery like this to try and 'support' their magical, non-existent 'force'! Why do they always use small metal balls to 'prove' that their magical force really DOES exist? Why don't they ever use non-metallic objects in their 'experiments'? Put a pebble by a huge boulder, and see what happens! Nothing, of course! That's why they'll never do such a thing, because it would prove that they're BS con artists, in reality!
The reason they always use METALLIC objects is because metallic objects will attract to one another by MAGNETIC force, a REAL force - not a fake, made up, fantasy force, like 'gravity' is.
originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
Cambridge dictionary is a valid and accurate source you say...
originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
There is a very good reason why you would use metals in experiments like this, and it does not surprise me at all that turbo can't think of it. it's about controlling variables. Pure metals have nothing else in them that might be influencing the results. They are heavy, which means you don't need a large pieces of it.