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I'm on the second video.

Yes, the air is compressed taking away from it's buoyancy.

The balloons sink because there is no buoyancy. The balloons expand because there is more pressure in them because the helium is now trying to get to the less pressurized area. When the balloons pop the helium does not puddle on the floor of the container.

I'm not disputing buoyancy. There is no gravity pulling the air down. In the first video I provided it's showing that the vacuum chamber lost buoyancy. The live stream I posted in the closed thread gave a presentation on this starting at the 1 hour and 5 minute mark. I'll repost it after this...

No, it wasn't. Water and gas are two different stages of matter.

Why don't you go back and read my concession?

Try this one and tell me how gravity was pulling the air down.

My, bad. It appears in this video that the tank gained weight.

Any other participants or watchers believe what RD just said?

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Dude's wrong right outta the gate. That disc with dirt hangin' off it is not what we believe.

No. The air has no weight. No downward vector.

Scroll back one page. It's at the very beginning of an 8 minute video. Post no. 4,376

I've never said gas is nothing. However you have now been shown that taking gas out of a vacuum chamber the chamber gets heavier. After you falsely asserted that it was not true. Which shows that you think because you believe something it must be true.

I physically exist in the physical world. Physics. You can touch me, taste me, hear me, smell me, see me. You can see the results of my actions in the physical. You can't see the results of gravity as there is no downward bias in the physical.

What are you babbling about?

Here on your computer screen or physically where I am?

At @1Mind1Spirit is not a naturally occurring phenomena.

It's yer belief, son. Wrong. It means it can't be scienced. Can't even come up with a hypothesis. I have not been able to discover the cause of those properties of gravity from phenomena, and I frame no hypotheses; for whatever is not deduced from the phenomena is to be called a hypothesis...