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8/8/2025, 10:33:44 PM
>>512561448
>everything
Clearly not because they are right about the fact that there is no measurable curve. You also cannot have pressure against a vacuum without a solid barrier and science™ has no answer for this. Every effect of so-called gravity can be explained by buoyancy.
>>512561494
Do you have an argument?
>everything
Clearly not because they are right about the fact that there is no measurable curve. You also cannot have pressure against a vacuum without a solid barrier and science™ has no answer for this. Every effect of so-called gravity can be explained by buoyancy.
>>512561494
Do you have an argument?
8/8/2025, 10:33:44 PM
>>23075861
>everything
Clearly not because they are right about the fact that there is no measurable curve. You also cannot have pressure against a vacuum without a solid barrier and science™ has no answer for this. Every effect of so-called gravity can be explained by buoyancy.
>>23075862
Do you have an argument?
>everything
Clearly not because they are right about the fact that there is no measurable curve. You also cannot have pressure against a vacuum without a solid barrier and science™ has no answer for this. Every effect of so-called gravity can be explained by buoyancy.
>>23075862
Do you have an argument?
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