Why doesn't the earth fall down? How can it just float in one space all the time? Science doesnt make sense sometimes
cxrsedval [#8]gravity is what makes things fall on earth, space dosent have any gravity
yes einstein but how is the earth just floating in space without falling? like how is it just staying still...
Pixalfv [#9]yes einstein but how is the earth just floating in space without falling? like how is it just staying still...
Read it because I took the effort to type it
There are infinite celestial bodies, each pulling into each other through a force called gravity
Gravity exists based on mass, so any celestial body with mass has some kind of gravitational pull
The balance of these gravitational pull is what makes it seem the earth is floating
The example would be a magnet placed between two magnets appears to be floating due to the balance of magnetic forces from opposing directions
Pixalfv [#9]yes einstein but how is the earth just floating in space without falling? like how is it just staying still...
u got brain damage
time to accept reality buddy
ufc [#11]Read it because I took the effort to type it
There are infinite celestial bodies, each pulling into each other through a force called gravity
Gravity exists based on mass, so any celestial body with mass has some kind of gravitational pull
The balance of these gravitational pull is what makes it seem the earth is floating
The example would be a magnet placed between two magnets appears to be floating due to the balance of magnetic forces from opposing directions
allat
Pixalfv [#6]? wdym no up and down
North and South???
up and down and north and sout are not the same thing. north doesnt mean up?? and south doesnt mean down. north and south are compass directions whereas up and down only mean something in relation to something else.
Jackkkkie [#16]up and down and north and sout are not the same thing. north doesnt mean up?? and south doesnt mean down. north and south are compass directions whereas up and down only mean something in relation to something else.
kinda does...
Pixalfv [#6]? wdym no up and down
North and South???
north and south are compass directions based on earth geography, in space, 'up' and 'down' are meaningless unless you define a reference point, like a planet's gravity. thats why astronauts in space stations float and can orient themselves in any direction.
minipeeka [#26]north and south are compass directions based on earth geography, in space, 'up' and 'down' are meaningless unless you define a reference point, like a planet's gravity. thats why astronauts in space stations float and can orient themselves in any direction.
so ur telling me u cant look up and down in space lmao?
does ur neck not work or smt when ur in space
Jackkkkie [#16]up and down and north and sout are not the same thing. north doesnt mean up?? and south doesnt mean down. north and south are compass directions whereas up and down only mean something in relation to something else.
brooo north is up what are you talking about
Pixalfv [#27]so ur telling me u cant look up and down in space lmao?
does ur neck not work or smt when ur in space
People like you are the reason The Orange is in office right now.
Pixalfv [#27]so ur telling me u cant look up and down in space lmao?
does ur neck not work or smt when ur in space
60 iq if not baiting
loapoarg [#30]We are not falling because of the sun
Sun is not falling because of the black hole in the center of galaxy
The black hole is not falling because it is just drifting in space
sun is actually not gravitationally bound to that black hole
Ory [#29]brooo north is up what are you talking about
Fun fact: the "northpole" is actually the earth's southpole, and vice versa
xdxdxdxdxdxdxd [#34]sun is actually not gravitationally bound to that black hole
Yes, the Sun is gravitationally bound to Sagittarius A, the supermassive black hole located at the center of the Milky Way galaxy. Sagittarius A exerts a gravitational influence on all objects within the galaxy, including stars like the Sun, causing them to orbit around it. The Sun takes approximately 225-250 million years to complete one orbit around Sagittarius A*, a journey known as the "galactic year".
loapoarg [#40]Yes, the Sun is gravitationally bound to Sagittarius A, the supermassive black hole located at the center of the Milky Way galaxy. Sagittarius A exerts a gravitational influence on all objects within the galaxy, including stars like the Sun, causing them to orbit around it. The Sun takes approximately 225-250 million years to complete one orbit around Sagittarius A*, a journey known as the "galactic year".
bros making shit up
Potatobrawler8 [#39]Fun fact: the "northpole" is actually the earth's southpole, and vice versa
bro north is up what do you mean hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
frenchge [#3]it is actually falling, space is just very deep so we've been falling for billions of years now
It’s endless bro, beyond human comprehension