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But we do, just not one that fits the materialist narrative. This is the bigger picture . Science has become captured by one particular worldview and non shall be allowed to brook it.
I see. So what is your model of explanation for the observable phenomenon of throwing something in the air and its falling back down?
 

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I see. So what is your model of explanation for the observable phenomenon of throwing something in the air and its falling back down?
Simple resistance based on mass, or lack thereof, actually does a good job of it, as an alternate hypothesis. A form of material buoyancy , if you will
 

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Gravity prevents this from happening, obviously.
That's the claim, but is unproven. Do you know of any scientific experiment in which gravity contains gas? In order to prove gravity as the cause of an effect, you would need to manipulate gravity (the independent variable). No such experiment exists.
 

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That pressure is there due to gravity.
Again, not what is under discussion.

Yes, its certainly they case that the hypothetical force we call gravity is responsible for barometric pressure. This has yet to be conclusively proven however.

But this has nothing to do with the problem of containment and protection of the atmosphere itself.

Please explain how the necessary 'seal' from the negative pressure of a vacuum protects our atmosphere from being sucked into outer space.

We are especially keen to know what the mechanics are, at the very edges of our atmosphere, that directly contacts the void of space. What is happening in this liminal space?
 

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:oops:

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View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MbucRPiL92Q


If you want to measure it with finer granularity in a lab setting there are all manner of kits available. I.E.


That doesn't tell the full story of gravity or anything close to it.

Believe me, try digging into gravitational light/time dilation.
 

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The Indian craft has successfully lifted off and live updates are above.
Another craft sets off on August 10th from China. And it is followed by another later.

So we could see interesting news in the immediate future.
 

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The Indian craft has successfully lifted off and live updates are above.
Another craft sets off on August 10th from China. And it is followed by another later.

So we could see interesting news in the immediate future.
Anyone want to take bets on whether we get a solar powered HD camera left on the 'Moon', to take 24/7 images of the Earth?
 

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There is no "negative pressure of a vacuum".

Differential Pressure​

Vacuum also is often referred to as negative pressure (or soft vacuum). This occurs when the application requires monitoring both decreases in pressure below atmospheric pressure and increases in pressure above atmospheric bidirectional differential pressure.

 

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I wonder if the Indian CGI images will be better than the laughable Chinese efforts?
 

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You're a prize idiot. What differences are being measured against? That's right, pressure vs no pressure.
Was it a Twatter faggot link perchance?
 

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So the Indian craft isdue to land on August 23 so we have a 40 day wait.
 

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And by then the other two will have blasted off.
 

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So the Indian craft isdue to land on August 23 so we have a 40 day wait.
I'll go out on a short limb here and say one of 2 things will occur, once they figure the CGI they created for this event is not up to par:

A- The ship will have a catastrophic malfunction.
B - The cameras on the ship will have issues, and so they will use the CGI anyway, as a guide to what we would otherwise have been seeing for real.
 

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I'll go out on a short limb here and say one of 2 things will occur, once they figure the CGI they created for this event is not up to par:

A- The ship will have a catastrophic malfunction.
B - The cameras on the ship will have issues, and so they will use the CGI anyway, as a guide to what we would otherwise have been seeing for real
To be fair, India has a pretty decent CGI industry these days. All the major studios have offices there.
 

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