Technically on this morning even

go repeat it then

They were off last night

I'd like to see you get your hands on those huge lead balls

XD

Really?

Yes

@Ætos Ive no idea.

@Seeker of Truth I did, in physics class

sure you did

I could have sworn I was using my global troll face emote in last night’s reactions.

Where do I even get my roles, What?

@Noodles did you watch the video?

🤔

what's going on in it?

Yeah.

I pinged you about it.

Go look.

Anyways I'm going to go take a shower, brb.

What does it look like?

The main roles selection chat

At the top

Like a Troll face.

._.

I'm not sure that explains what's being observed in the video

only "what we're looking at isn't possible"

🙄

With proof..?

anyway it wasn't a true experiment anyways

Don't tell me you think that something over Mach 1 will remain intact when it comes in contact of a solid object?

with normal inertia we should see it keep spinning and flying up, yeah?

@The Gwench hello

some people have suggested water

is that better?

<:alien:551262600462204949>

: )

If It's water and it covers little surface area, Even then, Why didn't it go through?

hitting water would slow down the speed and rotation as we observe in the video

yeah?

Before you say 'Water is incompressible', Then it shouldn't still taken damage, And since it didn't, It should've just gone through.

like what's the globe explanation to the video?