There is a way to defy the laws of gravity.
Start with two principles. Scientist and animals lovers agree that cats 99% will always land on their feet if dropped from a short distance. This is due to their lack of collarbones, and general larger mass towards their legs.
It is also greatly accepted that buttered toast (on one side) will nearly always land butter side down. This again is due to the greater mass on the butter side.
Therefore in theory: If you were to put a piece of buttered toast (not buttered side down) on the back of a cat, and drop the cat from a short distance. The cat should then levitate for eternity.
You can oppose gravity by some other force. For example, you can lift something up with your hand.
It doesn't, nothing can defy gravity.
No they don't.
adhesion.
No, they don't.
Absolutely not. Given the mass of the boarder, their velocity and the acceleration of gravity, you can predict all movements of a skateboarder with Newtonian physics.
The plural of defy is defies. As in "this defies the laws of gravity".
Hovercraft - they defy gravity.
It doesn't, nothing can defy gravity.
They aren't defying gravity. They are simply stunts & tricks.
No
The chemical that is called defying gravity.
They cannot.
Ultimately, no.
No they don't.
adhesion.
The water seemed to defy gravity.
No, they don't.