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RE: Horizon Drop: The Easiest, Most Definitive Way to Prove the Curvature of the Earth
The force of gravity is not too weak to be measured. It has been measured to extreme precision. This knowledge allows us to build skyscrapers, heavier than air flying machines, and direct scientific equipment all over our solar system.
You're first 2 statements say that gravity can be measured. You're 3rd statement says it is too weak to be measured. Being logically consistent is helpful when trying to argue a position.
dude, your just reading from a script.
we can do all that without your gravity.
you mean send rockets out to sea? please. we've been over this, nasa is a fraud.
we can measure the weight, sure, there is something happening, but what we don't exactly know. nobody does.
do i need to link you degrasse again? jesus....
Weight = mass x the acceleration of gravity.
When you measure weight, you are measuring the effect of gravitational attraction on a mass.
No, we do not know the precise mechanism that causes gravity to work, but we know how to accurately and repeatably measure its effect. It works every time it is tested. that is what makes the study of gravity scientific, unlike every single flat earth theory.
gravity is not 'owned' by globe earth, it only becomes globe earth in it composition as a 'law' within the theory.
it obviously something is doing it. the why is in doubt, and is 'claimed' by the globe earthers to prove their position, i say you are overreaching.
Globe earth fits the measured effects of gravity and accurately predicts its behavior. What do you have?
same thing, I just don't assume it denotes a globe.