@LineGolem google can tell you anything you want to hear

@Citizen Z now for your part

Wtf thw first onw is just age life books and bio

Im sorry you consider google your Oracle @LineGolem

@Citizen Z can relative density replace Gravity?

@ShadoW (D.F.J) waiting for you to prove your belief

Ur not even following the rules urself citizen

@Citizen Z I been waiting for you longer... please go ahead i will be a gentleman

I made the rules

U got to have mental problems

Then

Of course i follow them

So follow then

!mute @LineGolem

K followed

@Citizen Z So... can you please explain to me how can relative density replace Gravity? cuz i might be missing something...

@Citizen Z you here?

@Citizen Z You asked me to prove you Gravity... i kinda did xD but now you refusing explaining me a simple thing?

@Yabai You disproved yourself just earlier saying that things float because of their density is lighter than the air or water or x density environment they were in now you change to mass? wtf

gravity is only so powerful, just remember that because thats pretty important

He told me that the reason helium balloons float was because of the density of the helium was lighter than the air density than he added a ''gravity'' to make it look like as if it has an effect. Explain the gravity part and why is it so important?

@rivenator12113 look, without Gravity directions would be pointless...

Yes, that is true, they float because of a combination of buoyancy, density, **and most importantly, gravity**

Because neither density nor buoyancy exist without it

while yes gravity is effecting the balloon the air being heavier than the balloon has an even greater effect on the balloon than gravity has on it. if that makes sense

@rivenator12113 there's no reason something more dense will "fall down" or sink while something lighter will rise or float... Gravity gives it a direction, there's a reason why the rock falls down and not up or sideways... i mean rock is denser then the air above it and in his sides

Gravity is a constant everywhere, why would it even exist? It's the same in air as it is in water, yet a balloon in water filled with air would float.

its the same as i just explained

water is heavier than water so a balloon filled with air would float

just like air bubbles

But gravity is the same there as it is in air, I was told it was due to gravity. Choose one, density or gravity?

For the last time. Buoyancy. Does. Not. Exist.

Without.

Gravity.

What ^

I'm sorry

my brain is just melting