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@Incogni17422663 So, if gravity isn't a thing, why restart the engines after this demonstration of centrifugal force? Shouldn't the plane stay aloft without the aid of the engines, you know, because gravity doesn't exist?

@Incogni17422663 Centrifugal force.

@Incogni17422663 Accelerate faster than gravity and you’re free.

@Incogni17422663 Is there a downward acceleration vector on Earth?

@Incogni17422663 Centrifugal force.

@Incogni17422663 Probably the worst spot for a cup holder on a plane. 🤣

@Incogni17422663 In theory... a planet spinning at high speed would throw people and water into outer space because of Centrifugal force - as demonstrated by this pilot. Secondly, the vacuum of space would suck the atmosphere away from the planet. So it's a ridiculous theory.

@Incogni17422663 Brilliant

@Incogni17422663 I still can't get my head round that..🤣

@Incogni17422663 I've proven gravity in a lab. But if you need an explanation. During a barrel role you experience positive (downward to your frame of reference) forces typically greater than 1g due to uniform circular motion laws. V=sqrt(A*R)

@Incogni17422663 Someone skipped physics class

@Incogni17422663 Centrifugal force is a thing. Flerfs can’t grasp that a object can be subjected to multiple forces. Not too bright.

@Incogni17422663 Solid demonstration of a force, good science here.

@Incogni17422663 I think you might need a helmet, honestly...

@Incogni17422663 Cool

@Incogni17422663 I like to see the level of water in the cup. The flow is constant from the bottle.

@Incogni17422663 Gravity It just holds me down So quietly

@Incogni17422663 We used to do the same tying a cup to a rope and "quickly" swinging it 360 vertically. So I get the centrifugal force, but isnt the rotation too slow here to cause the required force? What am i missing?