Can you give am equation describing how it happens

i drop a leaf vs something with a different density

leaf will fall much slower

now the question is

if gravity was real

**im comparing balls of the same everything except for what its made of, not a leaf and thor's Stormbreaker**

Sigma 5 dude seems smart, this server needs more smart

ok

@Kenny got a video of that? you have done the experiment?

the equation for boyant force is
F = -DVg
Where D is the dencityof the fluid
And V is the volume of the object
And g is 9.80665 m/s^2

i think it would be pretty hard to find two objects that are nearly identical except for what its made of

*you can do it yourself if take two of the same everything except for the material itself*

idk what two matches though

the total acceleration would've that force plus the gravitational force all divided by the mass

no i dont have two objects that are same in shape, weight and density but only differ in material

then get 'em

lmao where

ebay

show me a physical demonstration at least

amazon

@kino If density causes that... tell me why things attracted horizontally too? Density alone cannot explain that...

So
A = (m-DV)(g/m)

what are you saying

@Kenny you are the one making the claim. you gotta provide a physical demonstration

a video would be nice

@ShadoW (D.F.J) last time i checked things dont fall horizontally

@kino Well... check again (falling it's not the best word to describe that)

i dont have a football and im home

You can always drill out the center to make it lighter and then cap the hole creating a.lower total dencity

difrent materials same dencity

@ShadoW (D.F.J) what do you mean give me an example

Take basketball
Take foosball

take some simple simple timer and some pressureplate or something to tell it landed

take ladder
plonk it soo you can climb
walk up with kickball and handslap ball
drop

oh wait nvm they are made of rubber

*screams in hell*

bowling ball

@kino for instance, cavendish... his experiment can be recreated at home... not only that this experiment recreated in schools sometimes... and no magnets have nothing to do with that as you can easily do it with non magnetic materials...

yea thats made of rubber as well (usually)

I'm planning to do my own Cavendish experement sometime

To measure the gravitational constant

Il be sure to ground everything

U guys are idiots

@Σ5 film it