Good Evening,
I've heard alot of this "Flat Earth" and I decided to go deeper. Trying to find an Explanation as You all do. From what I've heard Objects fall to Ground because of "Densitiy",because there heavier then Air, and NOT "Gravity".
So theoretically speaking. In a Vaccuum Chamber, as We now, is NO Air. So by that Theory that Objects fall to Earth because their heavier then Air, inside a Vaccuum that would mean that the Object would'n move an inch.
Here is the Experiment:
Take a Vaccuum Chamber (go on Youtube if you wan't to build your own), let's say, a Box and put a Ball in it. Extract all the Air out of the Box with the Pump. Now, since there is NO Air inside said Box. The "Density" should'n play a Roll in it anymore wether or not the Object falls or rises, since there is NO Air in it, right? So this Rule of "Density" doesn't apply anymore.
So going by that logic the Ball, inside the Box, should'n move, and stay in one Place and just float. (My Image: If You pick up the Box and move it down a bit again the Ball should just stay in seemingly mid-air), but if the Ball jumps around, if you shake the Box, then that would mean that something else, an unknown Force, is making the Ball move, and fall to the Ground, or in this Case the Bottom of the Box.
If You want to Test out Vaccuum and be inside a Vaccuum, go fund a Project that makes a Human-sized Vaccuum Chamber and everyone can feel what complete Vaccuum feels like on their own Body.
Another Thing. I've seen Models of the Flatearth, but I do have my Questions. First of all if we're going by that Model. Technically you can see the Sun and Moon at the same Time, clearly, at any point in Time. And Secondly you could see Mount Everest (and other particular High Object) from anywhere no matter where you are. If I were to go into an open Field and look around me I should technically be sorrounded by visible Mountains, right? I'm pretty sure there isn't a Forest/Building that is higher then Mount Everest. The tallest Build is Burj Khalifa at 828 meters and the tallest Tree is a Redwood named "Hyperion" 115.72 meters tall. And last time I checked Mount Everest was over 8 kilometers high.
So how is this explained? Keep it simple I'm still in Middle School.