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Quote from Ivan There is a "gravity" force on the Earth because there is a "free fall" in the Earth due to the oxygen layer. The "thick" layer of oxygen surrounding the Earth separates the Earth from Universe, that is, the Earth is a separate Universe due to the oxygen layer (the "thick" layer of oxygen a little pressurizes the Earth and the large size of the Earth creates a horizontality from which the human head does not rotate). Earth's oceans do not "fall" into the Universe because there is no up or down, north or south in the Universe. The real force of gravity (Earth's gravity, say for a person, is very small) is between two bodies, for example, between a magnet and iron, or, say, between the Moon and the Earth, certain simple rules apply in the Universe.

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Quote from Ivan There is a "gravity" force on the Earth because there is a "free fall" in the Earth due to the oxygen layer. The "thick" layer of oxygen surrounding the Earth separates the Earth from Universe, that is, the Earth is a separate Universe due to the oxygen layer (the "thick" layer of oxygen a little pressurizes the Earth and the large size of the Earth creates a horizontality from which the human head does not rotate). Earth's oceans do not "fall" into the Universe because there is no up or down, north or south in the Universe. The real force of gravity (Earth's gravity, say for a person, is very small) is between two bodies, for example, between a magnet and iron, or, say, between the Moon and the Earth, certain simple rules apply in the Universe.

Of course, oxygen is not compressed, it does not stretch and expand, therefore the thick layer of oxygen (atmosphere) is a perfect and flexible "membrane" for the Earth, besides, the force of gravity described by Newton is impractical in Antarctica, because how can ice have the force of gravity (where the apple also falls).

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Quote from Ivan There is a "gravity" force on the Earth because there is a "free fall" in the Earth due to the oxygen layer. The "thick" layer of oxygen surrounding the Earth separates the Earth from Universe, that is, the Earth is a separate Universe due to the oxygen layer (the "thick" layer of oxygen a little pressurizes the Earth and the large size of the Earth creates a horizontality from which the human head does not rotate). Earth's oceans do not "fall" into the Universe because there is no up or down, north or south in the Universe. The real force of gravity (Earth's gravity, say for a person, is very small) is between two bodies, for example, between a magnet and iron, or, say, between the Moon and the Earth, certain simple rules apply in the Universe.

Of course, oxygen is not compressed, it does not stretch and expand, therefore the thick layer of oxygen (atmosphere) is a perfect and flexible "membrane" for the Earth, besides, the force of gravity described by Newton is impractical in Antarctica, because how can ice have the force of gravity (where the apple also falls).

Antarctica is a large area

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Quote from Ivan There is a "gravity" force on the Earth because there is a "free fall" in the Earth due to the oxygen layer. The "thick" layer of oxygen surrounding the Earth separates the Earth from Universe, that is, the Earth is a separate Universe due to the oxygen layer (the "thick" layer of oxygen a little pressurizes the Earth and the large size of the Earth creates a horizontality from which the human head does not rotate). Earth's oceans do not "fall" into the Universe because there is no up or down, north or south in the Universe. The real force of gravity (Earth's gravity, say for a person, is very small) is between two bodies, for example, between a magnet and iron, or, say, between the Moon and the Earth, certain simple rules apply in the Universe.

Of course, oxygen is not compressed, it does not stretch and expand, therefore the thick layer of oxygen (atmosphere) is a perfect and flexible "membrane" for the Earth, besides, the force of gravity described by Newton is impractical in Antarctica, because how can ice have the force of gravity (where the apple also falls).

Antarctica is a large area

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Quote from Ivan There is a "gravity" force on the Earth because there is a "free fall" in the Earth due to the oxygen layer. The "thick" layer of oxygen surrounding the Earth separates the Earth from Universe, that is, the Earth is a separate Universe due to the oxygen layer (the "thick" layer of oxygen a little pressurizes the Earth and the large size of the Earth creates a horizontality from which the human head does not rotate). Earth's oceans do not "fall" into the Universe because there is no up or down, north or south in the Universe. The real force of gravity (Earth's gravity, say for a person, is very small) is between two bodies, for example, between a magnet and iron, or, say, between the Moon and the Earth, certain simple rules apply in the Universe.

Of course, oxygen is not compressed, it does not stretch and expand, therefore the thick layer of oxygen (atmosphere) is a perfect and flexible "membrane" for the Earth, besides, the force of gravity described by Newton is impractical in Antarctica, because how can ice have the force of gravity (where the apple also falls).

Antarctica is a large area

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Quote from Ivan There is a "gravity" force on the Earth because there is a "free fall" in the Earth due to the oxygen layer. The "thick" layer of oxygen surrounding the Earth separates the Earth from Universe, that is, the Earth is a separate Universe due to the oxygen layer (the "thick" layer of oxygen a little pressurizes the Earth and the large size of the Earth creates a horizontality from which the human head does not rotate). Earth's oceans do not "fall" into the Universe because there is no up or down, north or south in the Universe. The real force of gravity (Earth's gravity, say for a person, is very small) is between two bodies, for example, between a magnet and iron, or, say, between the Moon and the Earth, certain simple rules apply in the Universe.

Of course, oxygen is not compressed, it does not stretch and expand, therefore the thick layer of oxygen (atmosphere) is a perfect and flexible "membrane" for the Earth, besides, the force of gravity described by Newton is impractical in Antarctica, because how can ice have the force of gravity (where the apple also falls).

Antarctica is a large area

There is a vacuum in Universe, this vacuum does not unilaterally absorb either the Earth or the Earth's oxygen (because the vacuum force is powerful), because this vacuum is a "standing" vacuum or is an equilateral vacuum; is stretching from different directions (radial).

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Quote from Ivan There is a "gravity" force on the Earth because there is a "free fall" in the Earth due to the oxygen layer. The "thick" layer of oxygen surrounding the Earth separates the Earth from Universe, that is, the Earth is a separate Universe due to the oxygen layer (the "thick" layer of oxygen a little pressurizes the Earth and the large size of the Earth creates a horizontality from which the human head does not rotate). Earth's oceans do not "fall" into the Universe because there is no up or down, north or south in the Universe. The real force of gravity (Earth's gravity, say for a person, is very small) is between two bodies, for example, between a magnet and iron, or, say, between the Moon and the Earth, certain simple rules apply in the Universe.

Of course, oxygen is not compressed, it does not stretch and expand, therefore the thick layer of oxygen (atmosphere) is a perfect and flexible "membrane" for the Earth, besides, the force of gravity described by Newton is impractical in Antarctica, because how can ice have the force of gravity (where the apple also falls).

Antarctica is a large area

There is a vacuum in Universe, this vacuum does not unilaterally absorb either the Earth or the Earth's oxygen (because the vacuum force is powerful), because this vacuum is a "standing" vacuum or is an equilateral vacuum; is stretching from different directions (radial).

Ինչքան մարդը կարող է ձգել խնձորը (եթե անտեսենք թթվածնի առկայությունը), մոտ նույն չափով Լուսինն է ձգում Երկիրը (Երկրի թթվածինը), որտեղից լինում են մակընթացությունները: Եթե Երկիրը փոքրացնենք խնձորի չափ, նույն չափով էլ Լուսինը փոքրացնենք, նաեւ հեռավությունը մոտեցնենք, ապա այդ Երկրում նույնպես կլինեն մակընթացություններ, սակայն անզեն աչքով դրանք տեսանելի չեն լինի, այդ մակընթացությունները տեսանելի կլինեն մանրադիտակի միջոցով: