Does that mean that things would float in a vacuum chamber?

wordbait poising as rational thought, just so everyone knows

Turning along an arc is not zero change.

Will I levitate if there is more air below me than above me ? I'm kinda interested in levitation..

if it was lighter than the volume it exists in, but a no air vacuum is a pretty light volume, this is why you dont understand anything - because you never read or understand and think everything should be handed to you on your level of understanding and if it is not you reject it as to long to read.

you said air pressure pushes objects down that are denser.

meaning without air there is nothing to make an object fall.

this is why no one thinks that gravity is based on air pressure...it fails basic experimentation.

Let me see if I get this. Vacuum is "very light", so it somehow pushes things. Even more so, it pushes them in a very specific direction - exactly orthogonal and towards the plane of our flat Earth. Is this correct?

He understands that you cannot (easily) create a 100% vacuum.. even with 99% vacuum his argument is still stands.

This post was edited by Knaapie on Nov 2 2016 12:24pm