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They told you gravity pulls everything down with magical force, yet this heavy anvil floats effortlessly on liquid mercury. Why? Because it’s all about relative density… not gravity. Things rise or fall based on their density compared to the medium they’re in.
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That's what I describe in my preprint EpiCosmology albeit a bit more nuanced (linked via my bio). Nice post 👍

Maybe that's how they built the pyramids with large pools of mercury. Float those blocks in place...

Still not a magical force, still just mass attracting mass. Density is not a vector, just a relationship of mass to volume. Buoyancy is what you are talking about and it is literally caused by gravity. Ever even look at the equation? Why would anything fall down?

Anvils float on mercury for the same reason mercury sinks in water. Buoyancy is just gravity comparing two densities at once, it needs both

Watched a video recently of a microlight pilot who lands his vehicle on a CLOUD and starts running around on what looks like a snow-like surface. There must've been two people as someone was filming with the camera. It's not what they say for sure

Egypt had two mayor seas of mercury, that’s how they did it.

Vimanas was powered with the liquid Mercury engines.

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I had seen this a few years ago. Does this component help with antigravity transportation?
What is the equation for the force of density?

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Gravity pushes.

Why doesn't it work sideways?

Everyone says gravity pulls everything down with magical force, yet when I put a heavy object on one side of this scale, the light objects on the side goes up.

Hey i was thinking... wonder what would happen if you fell eye ball first on a chunk of rebar sticking out of Mother?...🤔 would you consider that "anti-gravity" maybe?🤔

Sure, sweetie—spread disinformation without doing any research.

all energy balancing itself example 1. bowling ball (energy) 2. trampoline (space lattice/ fabric) 3. balancing

Mercury is heavier then steel. Mercury is molten at room temperature. What's so difficult to understand???

Only an absolute idiot would believe this. Well, most of humanity is stupid anyway
