lol you know what the funny thing is, i don't have to prove it, it's BLATENLY OBVOUSE. the fact our atmosphere is not on the ground proves it defies gravity.
Our atmosphere doesn't defy gravity. If it did, why is it not floating off into space, why does it cling to the Earth's surface? Tree leaves aren't on the ground. Do they defy gravity?
lYOU KNOW JACK ABOUT PARTAL PHYSICS.
Firstly, if you're going to get angry at least make sure you spell words like 'obviously' and 'particle' (the ones you capitalise) properly. Secondly, I have 3 papers to my name in the realm of theoretical physics, I have 3 years of a PhD in a theoretical physics department under my belt and I have taught quantum mechanics to undergraduates. I'd say I know a bit more than 'jack' (or even Scott) about 'partal' [sic] physics.
I bet you have not even read this article.
No, I haven't. It might shock you to realise/learn but particle physics isn't learnt by reading articles on pop science websites. I have, however, read such books as 'An Introduction to Quantum Field Theory' by Peskin and Schroder. Or 'String Theory' by Polchinski. Actual textbooks. I have also sat lecture courses and passed exams on them. I have work published in The Journal of High Energy Physics.
You clearly have a very very skewed view of how science works and how it is done. You think there's some huge conspiracy but there isn't. You are a failure and you're looking for someone to blame.
lmao the funny thing is you guys don't even realise you would not even be here without this fundamental force that is not talked about in science.
Ion propulsion is simple electromagnetism. Nothing unknown or not talked about, electromagnetism is the simplest and best understood of forces of Nature. Rather than reading web pages, why not try reading
books. It's all in there, you only claim it isn't so you can give yourself an excuse about why you don't read or learn things. You're too stupid and you're trying to blame other people.
Gravity, electromagnetism, ions, atmospheric dynamics, thermodynamics, magnetohydrodynamics. These are things learnt by students, they aren't 'secret' or 'not talks about in science'. Rather than shunning books, open some.