Scientific Method Explained for Beginners 

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I have another funny (bad) theory. Let's forget about density for a moment and focus on this very poorly defined mystical attractive force called GRAVITY. oOoOOOhHH. This force is created when a large "planet" spins at, for example, 1k miles an hour like the Earth "does" (trust us, don't ask questions). You might be tempted to think that a spinning ball would repel objects off it's surface like a spinning wet tennis ball would do. Haha, don't be silly! We don't teach you to think for yourself. We teach you to memorize and regurgitate. Now stare at these images and videos we spent trillions of dollars of your tax money putting together to "prove" that space is fake, I mean real. Now...to make it even more fun, this mystical force will not just suck things to the surface along the axis that the ball is spinning. Oh, no no. Even though the ball is spinning in one direction, it will STILL suck everything to the surface EVENLY without ANY changes in force along the ENTIRE surface no matter where you are located on this ball, even at the poles! Why? I told you don't ask questions! Entire oceans will be glued to the surface, but we can jump around and wave our hands around no problem. While the earth spins 1k MPH, Airplanes can travel 500 MPH in the exact opposite direction of the earth's rotation for 10+ hours straight, yet not speed up at all! It takes the same amount of time to fly in either direction! Gravity truly is...unbelievable! Gases rise way up to the top of the atmosphere, right up to the EDGE of a COMPLETE VACUUM yet these gases won't escape! BOOM. MAGIC. Even though gravity is technically a theory, we will teach it as a fact. Gravity...no critical thinking required! Remember, we don't entertain these fringe conspiracy theories that question gravity or the nature of our PLANEt. Gravity shall not be questioned! Now back to your regular programming. :)