RE: Hi, back again.
July 1, 2017 at 7:18 pm
(This post was last modified: July 1, 2017 at 7:50 pm by TheSaddestOfSouls.)
How does that not make sense? Tell me.
Water exist in the same place as the helicopter. On this Earth, you can see both of them.
The invisible force, Gravity. Is pushing the water down apparently. Always, this force is always there, it's on the land too, same amount of force. The water isn't special.
That force holding the water down, that's still everywhere else on the Earth. If you tried to fly up with how a helicopter is engineered. It would be torn apart.
Gravity doesn't change because of where you are at or what it is, it's static, the formula never changes even. The Earth would still be the Earth and things on it are still there. A helicopter isn't special, nor is the water, nor does gravity exist because that helicopter, cannot fly, ever with that amount of force pushing the water down at all times. That force is everywhere, not just on the water.
It's simple man. What is logic to you people? You guys are funny.
? I'm laughing a little guys, where is my hate? <3
Water exist in the same place as the helicopter. On this Earth, you can see both of them.
The invisible force, Gravity. Is pushing the water down apparently. Always, this force is always there, it's on the land too, same amount of force. The water isn't special.
That force holding the water down, that's still everywhere else on the Earth. If you tried to fly up with how a helicopter is engineered. It would be torn apart.
Gravity doesn't change because of where you are at or what it is, it's static, the formula never changes even. The Earth would still be the Earth and things on it are still there. A helicopter isn't special, nor is the water, nor does gravity exist because that helicopter, cannot fly, ever with that amount of force pushing the water down at all times. That force is everywhere, not just on the water.
It's simple man. What is logic to you people? You guys are funny.
? I'm laughing a little guys, where is my hate? <3
