ya exactly your humour sucks your memes even worse

So the less air there is, the harder it pushes? And if we suck every molecule of air out, the resulting "nothing" will push the hardest?
Any particular reason why a "nothing" would push down? If you raise the object to the ceiling, there would be more nothing underneath it than above. Would it push the object up then? Does the nothing below the object pull, while the nothing above pushes?

Im glad your doing career research, seems appropriate for your skill level.

Classic card, painted into a corner by his own words then responds with yes. or no. without elaborating.

afterall that type of reasoned debate where you own your own ideas falls under the category of "spoonfeeding".

its simple he already knows he lost the war even before posting. failed attempt at entertainment also id say more trollfeed but spoon analogy works i guess

What makes more dense objects move "down?"

This post was edited by Santara on Nov 2 2016 02:09pm

If you have something in a vacuum , and then you suck the air out of the vacuum - you haven't changed the the photonic electromagnetic heat energy of the particles in that item that you think should float in no air and just confirmed that you should be pumping gas !

This post was edited by card_sultan on Nov 2 2016 02:10pm

Inter webs can be used two ways - confirming your bias or educating yourself, you should try the latter instead of the former instead of demanding i spoon feed you.

But... you just said that photonic energy doesn't affect weight...

Card can you explain why objects fall? You once said because the Earth is flying upwards, but this fails to explain why things increase in velocity as they fall. Also what force is making the flat disc rise?