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Gravity is never irrelevant. And the air moving does not affect it much due to the low density. If it were a fluid, then that would change.
That depends.
Yes, air is a fluid. You can use liquid instead for accuracy.
It isn't that dense even though it certainly has density. If it was, we would be swimming in it like in water.
And a balloon only flies if the gas it contains weighs less than air. And it is gravity, not the gas inside the balloon or the atmosphere of earth that keeps it vertical.
http://www.physlink.com/education/askexperts/ae203.cfm
You are not arguing with me, you are agreeing with me.
Earth exerts a considerable amount of gravitational force. A vehicle does not.
A fly gets pulled along by the planet but not by a car.
I did.
Actually that is wrong. Because if what you say is correct, centrifuges won't work. And g-forces would not be a thing.
The reason why we don't have to overcome it is simply because we are pulled along with it and in motion.