Ghost - Leicester Conspiracy

[ghostrider]

Ghost if you don't believe gravity exists then why don't you just allow yourself to float off into outer space and then conspire with the aliens about how to get back.

I don't believe in space as we're told.
As for floating off....helium balloons do a great job of defying what we are told, is gravity.
Just goes to show it has to be something else.
That something else is density against atmospheric pressure.
Makes perfect sense to me.

[ghostrider]

I'm so happy that most people recognize, and live by, the fact that science is not simply a matter of opinion.

Science is a matter of all things Earth has and is. Every person who can think, is a scientist.
And the arguments still stand against unprovable so called scientific findings that nobody can verify.

[ex_pat_magpie]

I don't believe in space as we're told.
As for floating off....helium balloons do a great job of defying what we are told, is gravity.
Just goes to show it has to be something else.
That something else is density against atmospheric pressure.
Makes perfect sense to me.

But science will tell you that helium balloon are lighter than air. The exact same reason that wood floats on water and stones sink.

[ghostrider]

But science will tell you that helium balloon are lighter than air. The exact same reason that wood floats on water and stones sink.

A helium balloon being lighter than air is irrelevant if arguing in favour of gravity. But perfectly relevant when looking at how atmosphere works.

Wood and stones in water is actually another good way to look at atmosphere, because knowing how they work in water shows just how stuff works in atmosphere in terms of different dense set ups.

[ex_pat_magpie]

A helium balloon being lighter than air is irrelevant if arguing in favour of gravity. But perfectly relevant when looking at how atmosphere works.

Wood and stones in water is actually another good way to look at atmosphere, because knowing how they work in water shows just how stuff works in atmosphere in terms of different dense set ups.

Do you realise because of pressure the higher travels and the sooner it will burst then when the helium has gone gravity kicks in.

[HughieG]

Every person who can think, is a scientist.

Sure - and if that person can't back up what he or she is saying with evidence, that person is a sh!t scientist who nobody will believe - and rightly so.

[ghostrider]

Do you realise because of pressure the higher travels and the sooner it will burst then when the helium has gone gravity kicks in.

I don't believe in gravity....and if it was real it would act on everything. It doesn't.
As for a helium balloon. Atmospheric pressure is trying to squeeze it back into the dense lower atmosphere but can't due to larger mass and so it gets squeezed up...or crushed up.

[ghostrider]

Sure - and if that person can't back up what he or she is saying with evidence, that person is a sh!t scientist who nobody will believe - and rightly so.

It depends what you mean by backing it up....because if you're saying backing it up with direct proof then mainstream theoretical science is in trouble.
However, luckily it's followed as a truth by mass adherence to the indoctrination of it so it becomes a given to those masses.

[ronandtet]

It depends what you mean by backing it up....because if you're saying backing it up with direct proof then mainstream theoretical science is in trouble.
However, luckily it's followed as a truth by mass adherence to the indoctrination of it so it becomes a given to those masses.

so if it can,t be backed up the scientist is sh1t ? does that include einstein and stephen hawkings ?

[ex_pat_magpie]

I don't believe in space as we're told.
As for floating off....helium balloons do a great job of defying what we are told, is gravity.
Just goes to show it has to be something else.
That something else is density against atmospheric pressure.
Makes perfect sense to me.

So if you don't believe in space then what do you reckon is out there.