[aryzia]

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There you go again, repeating your well-tried-and-untrue platitudes.
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I have answered every flat-earth so-called challenge you can dredge up. But you don't like to hear the truth.
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Then when I ask you a question you make yourself entirely SCARCE. Or jump topic like a Protestant.
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Flat-earthers scared of questions!!

See them run away and hide!

When they peek out from their hole

Muster naught but what's been tried.

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Uh, no. Metaphysics and philosophy are missing for you. Your science doesn't hold water.

[WholeFoodsTrad]

Things fall down and go boom, because they are heavy.  Air pressure may contribute to that, but primarily it is because they are heavy.  

[Neil Obstat]

Things fall down and go boom, because they are heavy.  Air pressure may contribute to that, but primarily it is because they are heavy.  

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And that's why things "fall down go boom" in a vacuum? 
Because of air pressure?  
No, wait.......... (no air, no pressure...?)
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Things that are heavy fall down and go boom
They do it in road, they do it in room
If you're not careful, they'll do it too soon
For crying out loud, they go boom in vacuum!

[Neil Obstat]

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Some more satellites that don't exist!

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[WholeFoodsTrad]

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Some more satellites that don't exist!

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You're right.  No one would ever go to that much trouble to lie 

[WholeFoodsTrad]

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And that's why things "fall down go boom" in a vacuum?
Because of air pressure?  
No, wait.......... (no air, no pressure...?)
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Things that are heavy fall down and go boom
They do it in road, they do it in room
If you're not careful, they'll do it too soon
For crying out loud, they go boom in vacuum!

Right, because they are heavy.  

[WholeFoodsTrad]

Of course, the tides could be caused by variations in air pressure, especially with a firm Dome and a small and relatively close Sun and cooling Moon.  

[Neil Obstat]

Of course, the tides could be caused by variations in air pressure, especially with a firm Dome and a small and relatively close Sun and cooling Moon.  

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Why would there be any "variations in air pressure" under the "dome?" 
Such a closed system would seem to be static and rather stable. 
Without any changing influences, why, we wouldn't even have any storms, either.
Looks pretty bad for the silly "flat" earth hypothesis -- the one without any model.
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[Neil Obstat]

Right, because they are heavy.  

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What makes them "heavy?" Can you define what you mean by "heavy?" 
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I guess not.
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[Ladislaus]

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What makes them "heavy?" Can you define what you mean by "heavy?"
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I guess not.
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Modern science admits that they don't know what gravity is or how it works.  They only describe the behaviors of objects with various mathematical equations.

So science can't define "heavy" either, right?

There's weight ... which has to do with the total amount of matter, and density ... which has to do with how much matter there is in how much space.  Objects of lesser weight are moved towards objects of higher weight ... but what tethers them together?  Is it electromagnetism?  Some other force?  Nobody knows for sure.  What force can act at a distance?  There MUST be some kind of contact between the objects through some kind of medium, no?  Some early heliocentric images depicted these "spokes" coming out from the sun and attaching themselves to the planets.

[Neil Obstat]

Modern science admits that they don't know what gravity is or how it works.  They only describe the behaviors of objects with various mathematical equations.

So science can't define "heavy" either, right?

There's weight ... which has to do with the total amount of matter, and density ... which has to do with how much matter there is in how much space.  Objects of lesser weight are moved towards objects of higher weight ... but what tethers them together?  Is it electromagnetism?  Some other force?  Nobody knows for sure.  What force can act at a distance?  There MUST be some kind of contact between the objects through some kind of medium, no?  Some early heliocentric images depicted these "spokes" coming out from the sun and attaching themselves to the planets.

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Why are you concerned with my question to WholeTradFoods? Are you trying to answer for him?
Don't you think he can answer a simple question for himself?
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[RoughAshlar]

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What makes them "heavy?" Can you define what you mean by "heavy?"
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I guess not.
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"Heavy" as in "how much it weighs?" Going way back to 9th grade, I remember W=MG.  weight = mass X gravitational force....right?

[WholeFoodsTrad]

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Why would there be any "variations in air pressure" under the "dome?"
Such a closed system would seem to be static and rather stable.
Without any changing influences, why, we wouldn't even have any storms, either.
Looks pretty bad for the silly "flat" earth hypothesis -- the one without any model.
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The Sun heats up the atmosphere and it expands (locally, since it's a small Sun), while The Moon cools it (again, locally).  Of course, with a "Firm Dome," the air and water are confined to a limited amount of space, whereas without a Dome, the atmosphere has practically infinite space to expand into (within the limits imposed by "graVity" of course) 

[WholeFoodsTrad]

[WholeFoodsTrad]

I think weight is basically is function of density and mass.  Of course, there's air pressure and water pressure too, but that's still just a function of density and mass.  Naturally, within a Domed Earth, that's a "closed system."  So, we'd see dramatic effects of increases and decreases in water and air pressure, manifested in things like tides.