Hii

Okay that's not cool

Bro NASA?

That's a long time tho

Isn't gravity just a force that a mass exerts on another mass?

I have a feeling it's satire but idk

Ew a Bible

Wack

/s

@jeremy that's how you make a game, a video game isn't as large as a planet so of course they'd make it flat

You're not going to make a round video game world unless it's supposed to be a fully-explorable planet

Take no man's sky, that game has fully explorable planets and the surfaces are rounded

But you don't notice it because the planets are so huge

It's just the gravitational constant G multiplied by the mass fo an object. Mass is directly linked to density.

Like @Happygrandad , density is mass/volume

It's linked

That's the formula for density

No, density is the mass times the volume of the object

The equation is just F = GxM

Density isn't in that formula explicitly, it's directly related to mass, which is just basic 10th grade algebra

Yes

Simply speaking

Wait no it's the other way around

It doesn't, but density is linked to gravity in the way that both equations use mass

Nah, helium is just lighter than air

It has a mass

You can measure mass of helium using the periodic table and it's protons/neutrons and stuff

Yes, all mass has some sort of gravitational force

Except helium is lighter than the air around us.

No it isnt

Yes that's correct

Nah

Is still got a mass but it is lighter than air

Helium is less dense than the air around us, which is why it floats

It's been proven, so I'm going to explain things based off of that.

Mass attracts mass

Ye

It was. Now please don't interrupt or I won't actually be able to say anything meaningful.

Look at oil and water: oil is less dense than water, so it floats in top of it. Air is less dense than water, which is why bubble rise in water. So helium, which is less dense than standard oxygen, would naturally rise above oxygen too.

The solar system? Planets?

Yeah

@jeremy in case you haven't noticed, we are on one of those objects in the sky.

Yes we are. The first step to understanding gravity is to accept that the earth is actually spherical.

I know it might be tough, but it's true

@xXx_BigGaz_xXx tough to accept.

The natural attractive force of mass @🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄

The force of gravity on an object is the gravitational constant 9.81 m/s^2 multiplied by the object's mass.

The more dense something is, the more gravitational force it exerts on other objects

What is that?

^

We don't know about it because it's false. Now if you'll excuse me I have a life to get back to

Rude

Yes it is. kami Sama is completely right.

Ew

^

There's no contradiction

Yup

Bill Nye is litt

*INERTIA IS A PROPERTY OF MATTER*

science RULES

Yeah

That's in the theme song

Bill isn't technically a scientist, but his scripts are written by scientists

So he's cool in my book

He does know a lot, but he isn't always the most credible guy

Kahoot Bill Nye?

Hola

I'm pickle

It's cotylorhynchus bruh

😳

Flat ob

🙄

Obv flat

😠

Yes 😎

Rip

More obviously

That means more customers lol

OwO

Dead chat 😔

How'd you find a picture of my cat

How's everyones day

Kewl 😎

I mean, corporations will be corporations

Good talk guys

Ima skrt skrt outta here

Did someone just say that a pterodactyl is a dinosaur

*reeeee*

||pterodactyl isn't the proper name and they definitely aren't dinosaurs|| but I don't want to start an argument

I'm ready 😤

Stick em up

I do that in my spare time anyways

Lead?

I think it's mee6 ranks

I wouldn't doubt it

I've got an article here

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.space.com/amp/13856-total-lunar-eclipse-rare-senelion.html

Is that what you're talking about @jeremy?