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[Godbody]

Its not a theory

Everythings a theory until it can be proven

Hold a feather in one hand and a brick in another. Let them go

Why do they go down and not up? Why down and not left? Why do they fall at all and not just float there?

Gravity. It's an existential force, we just gave it a name.

[Godbody]

Its not a theory

Everythings a theory until it can be proven

Hold a feather in one hand and a brick in another. Let them go

Why do they go down and not up? Why down and not left? Why do they fall at all and not just float there?

Gravity. It's an existential force, we just gave it a name.

[Lizman]

Originally Posted by Godbody

Its not a theory

Everythings a theory until it can be proven

Hold a feather in one hand and a brick in another. Let them go

Why do they go down and not up? Why down and not left? Why do they fall at all and not just float there?

Gravity. It's an existential force, we just gave it a name.

Stupid Analogy.
A Feathers Construction Makes It Downward Movement Unpredictable.

[Lizman]

Originally Posted by Godbody

Its not a theory

Everythings a theory until it can be proven

Hold a feather in one hand and a brick in another. Let them go

Why do they go down and not up? Why down and not left? Why do they fall at all and not just float there?

Gravity. It's an existential force, we just gave it a name.

Stupid Analogy.
A Feathers Construction Makes It Downward Movement Unpredictable.

^Liz is right. Gravity isn't causing them to fall at different rates. It is the atmosphere and pressures working against the flight of the feather, hence why on the moon a feather and a hammer fall at the same speed.

Although you probably don't believe we landed on the moon either.

^Liz is right. Gravity isn't causing them to fall at different rates. It is the atmosphere and pressures working against the flight of the feather, hence why on the moon a feather and a hammer fall at the same speed.

Although you probably don't believe we landed on the moon either.

[Godbody]

Who said anything about them falling at different rates? I said gravity is the force that brings both feathers and bricks down

that's an L for you @Agonize for reaching

[Godbody]

Who said anything about them falling at different rates? I said gravity is the force that brings both feathers and bricks down

that's an L for you @Agonize for reaching

I had a question on my physics test that said: If a tennis ball and a steel ball were dropped from the same height at the same time, which would hit the ground first?

Got -2 for saying the steel ball lol

I had a question on my physics test that said: If a tennis ball and a steel ball were dropped from the same height at the same time, which would hit the ground first?

Got -2 for saying the steel ball lol

[Frazier]

Originally Posted by Dean

I had a question on my physics test that said: If a tennis ball and a steel ball were dropped from the same height at the same time, which would hit the ground first?

Got -2 for saying the steel ball lol

That's because you didn't draw a diagram which demonstrated the tennis ball getting obstructed by a falcon which just happened to be flying by at the time.

[Frazier]

Originally Posted by Dean

I had a question on my physics test that said: If a tennis ball and a steel ball were dropped from the same height at the same time, which would hit the ground first?

Got -2 for saying the steel ball lol

That's because you didn't draw a diagram which demonstrated the tennis ball getting obstructed by a falcon which just happened to be flying by at the time.