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Flat Earth Theory / Re: How do things fall?

« on: February 15, 2017, 03:37:06 AM »

Flat earthers argue that things fall due to density. For example, my shoe is denser than the air that surrounds it, so it falls down. The problem with this is that things do not move unless moved. Meaning a force must act upon the shoe for it to fall. Since this is the case, what force is pulling or pushing things down?

Why would you make a post about a position we don't even claim? Have you read the wiki or FAQ?

If the earth is accelerating, then explain how things float, and fly. Also Eric Dubay claims the flat earth society is BS, and one of the things he mentions is how silly it is that the earth would by accelerating up.

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Flat Earth Theory / How do things fall?

« on: February 13, 2017, 01:01:40 AM »

Flat earthers argue that things fall due to density. For example, my shoe is denser than the air that surrounds it, so it falls down. The problem with this is that things do not move unless moved. Meaning a force must act upon the shoe for it to fall. Since this is the case, what force is pulling or pushing things down?