Jack, your "proportional to mass" argument
Is a logical conclusion based upon the evidence.
All the evidence shows that objects accelerate following the law:
F=ma.
So if the acceleration is the same for the objects, the force must be proportional to mass.
This is further verified with objects placed on a scale pushing down on the scale with a force proportional to their mass.
And with the Cavendish experiment and countless others getting the same results to a high degree of accuracy.
But because you are desperate to lie and attack gravity because it doesn't fit in your pathetic fantasy, you need to come up with this pathetic BS.
You claim it only "deforms" the rock but somehow perfectly "holds" the fluid water without a single drop being displaced.
No, I don't.
That is yet another worthless strawman by you.
The water is distorted with the rock, so Earth is roughly an oblate spheroid, with the mean sea level at the equator further from the centre of Earth than at the poles.
So no, YOU are describing a physical impossibility because you are desperate to reject reality.
the same force is strong enough to bulge the Earth's crust by 21km, yet weak enough to let a butterfly defy it.
And yet you can't demonstrate a single fault with that.
But equally important, that is yet again pure BS.
Gravity is what is holding Earth together, it is the rotation that causes that bulge.
The rotation that is causing the bulge, without gravity to go against it, would make everything fly off into space.
You want numbers?
Yes. I want numbers, because they show you are wilfully lying to everyone.
And specifically the numbers for what you are discussing, not deflecting to other pathetic numbers.
So stop with all the pathetic BS, and calculate the force.
Not a pathetic deflection to an equatorial bulge which is incomparable to the force acting on a butterfly or the water.
The force acting is Relative Density and Buoyancy.
No, the FORCES ARE density and buoyancy.
The helium balloon rises because of the pressure gradient of the atmosphere pushing it up.
the underside of a spinning sphere
What underside?
I get it, lying scum like you are desperate to pretend that the RE model is wrong, so you need to keep repeating this pathetic BS.
But the RE doesn't have an underside.
If "Gravity" can hold trillions of tons of water to the underside of a spinning sphere, no amount of helium should be able to overcome that "massive" force.
Why?
Yet again you just assert pure BS, while ignoring the air surrounding the balloon.
Your claim is just like saying a heavy kid on a see saw going down and pushing up a light kid on the other side in the process shows gravity is wrong because gravity should hold the light kid down.
It is just showing your pathetic dishonesty.
You have to invent "Buoyancy"
No, I don't.
Firstly, from the simple level, no extra force is really needed.
We can just consider the system like a see-saw.
You have the helium filled balloon and an equal volume of air. Both are being pulled down by gravity.
They can't both go down, because that would require compressing both so they occupy half their volume.
So one goes down and the other goes up.
And that means the one with the greater weight goes down, while the one with less weight goes up.
But from the more detailed view, we don't invent anything. We just look at the logical consequences.
You have a fluid, this fluid has the top push down on the bottom.
This creates a pressure gradient.
This pressure gradient pushes everything in the fluid up.
That upwards force from the pressure gradient IS buoyancy.
No invention required, just honestly analysing.
So I guess that is above your capabilities. Both because you are too stupid to be able to analyse anything, and because you are too dishonest.
Just look at your BS here:
This is your most desperate "Semantic Trap" yet. Whether you call it "suction" or "pressure pushing," you are describing a Pressure Gradient. In any laboratory on Earth, if you have a high-pressure zone next to a high-vacuum zone without a physical barrier, they Equalize Instantly.
First you have your wilful lie about a semantic trap.
As a reminder, you already claimed gravity can hold the air down.
But then you appealed to an infinite vacuum to pretend that force should be infinite, instead of the finite air with a finite pressure, which clearly shows the force is finite.
So no, it isn't just a matter of semantics.
Gravity can hold the air down against that finite force.
You appealing to an infinite vacuum is just dishonest BS.
But what makes this absolutely BS claim of yours so extra utterly pathetic, is it is a complete lie.
In any lab on Earth if you carefully and accurately measure the pressure of any fluid, you find a pressure gradient.
If your pathetic claim was true, that you can't have a pressure gradient without a physical barrier, or they equalise instantly, then there would be no pressure gradient of the atmosphere or of the ocean.
So would you care to tell divers that their method for determining depth is a lie that makes no sense?
How about pilots and their altimeters?
Again, we know pressure gradients exist, without any physical barrier to contain them.
Instead, you have a force to sustain them.
That force is often gravity.
Your lies will not change that.
Either the pressure gradient in the atmosphere that is observed is impossible, or there is no problem with it in the RE model.
You are demonstrating the only thing FEers can to to pretend the RE model doesn't work or the FE model does, is repeatedly and wilfully lie to everyone while avoiding trivial challenges which show you are wilfully lying to everyone.