smh

can you explain buoyancy or not

Panzer's right you know

ok forget about maths. Do an experiment. Ill show you how. Get different density liquids. and the same mass. with the mass calculate the time it takes to go down. Plot time against density of liquids on a graph. The gradient you work = 9.81

what a conincedence

oof

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/e8/36/da/e836da002f4559ea94b6a875c759b8d2.jpg

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you cant

gotcha

dat "gotchya moment" <:lul:484994724118134784>

..when

Good job, you figured out that objects with larger density are influenced by gravity greater then objects of lower density

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when i asked you to explain something that you mentioned but instead doing that you decided to divert

its almost as if the entire theory of gravity works on this priciple? <:lul:484994724118134784>

ikr

so i conclude you have no idea what buoyancy is

i told yous what "Gravity" is

that picture prooves there is rgavity

earlier

i mean all your pics proove gravity

derp duhh derr 🤤

ah look, he insults you when he has nothing

ikr

scroll up

too ez win

thats basically fe

scroll up

these flat earther need more research

need repeating?

no, mike
*you* scroll up
and re-read how many questions we've asked you that you didnt answer

If buoyancy is a the only force, why no matter what density gradient there is, is it capped at 9.81m/s?

This entertaining to watch

ye

why 9.81

why not 12

why not an infinate range?

i'd say its Intelligently Designed that way

from who?

_gawd did it_