33. Gravity strong enough to hold oceans to a spherical Earth would stop fish swimming

“If “gravity” is credited with being a force strong enough to curve the massive expanse of oceans around a globular Earth, it would be impossible for fish and other creatures to swim through such forcefully held water.”



This is similar to proof 32.  Again a false and unsubstantiated claim with no supporting figures.

Gravity does not need to be a strong force, it just needs to be stronger than any other force acting to throw us away from the earth.  The only other force that possibly do this is centrifugal force caused by the spinning earth.  It is no surprise that this force is much much weaker than gravity (At the equator It would only reduce a person’s weight by 0.3%).

Think of it as a tug of war between two extremely feeble people.  The absolute strength of the people pulling is irrelevant.  The only thing that is important is which person is stronger.  The stronger person will inevitably and unstopably move the other person in their direction.

So it is with gravity.  The weak force of gravity pulls the water in the oceans inevitably towards the centre of the earth.  No super strong force required.

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