@ShadoW (D.F.J) density

next question

ok first of all place a dictionary and balance it
feels sort of heavy, right?

then take it out

open your storage and pull out a rice sack those rice farmers make

**put it on your head**

@kino okay.... explain how density explains to us why things accelerating downwards?

did you see the density tower i posted earlier

simply put

@kino yes, it doesn't explains why objects accelerating downwards...

Ask if gravity is real, don't ask if gravity is a proportional force

apples fall because they are more dense than the surrounding medium ( air). helium balloons rise because they are less dense than the surrounding medium (air)

its the surrounding medium that matters

@kino They should've just fall in consent speed

@ShadoW (D.F.J) It's a constant but the reason things accelerate faster is because they are denser

**oh god**

boyant force is caused by the pressure gradient of thesurounding fluid

^

Explained before, try something else.

if you forgot

nice

@rivenator12113 what do you mean... how that even makes them accelerate?

ask for explanation instead.of saying you disagree

Mr. Dover.

Eh if there wasn't air resistance everything accelerates at the same speed?

@rivenator12113 apple is denser than air... so it would fall, right? but what makes it accelerate...

Are you still responding?

@ShadoW (D.F.J) If you aren't in a vacuum, the reason things accelerate down faster than others is because of their density.

**@kino.exe has stopped working.**

To ask for a.difrent explanation would be asking for a difrent idea completely
We wouldn't be supporting the claim

@rivenator12113 everything accelerates at the same speed in a vacuum

hes out

lmao chill

brb

oh youre still here

Some stuff.to.do

@Kenny what do you want?

are you gonna say there is something wrong with my density explanation?

Dilligaf

@Σ5 @Kenny both of you only claim after after without providing any hard evidence

@rivenator12113 no things accelerate at the same speed... 9.8m\s2. in a vacuum as someone said here before, you can put a feather and a 50 Kg ball and they will fall at the same speed...

lucas chill

give me physical demonstrations for any of your claims

@kino you too fam

Well I was wondering, why does something fall down if it has higher density? Not up, left but down? @kino