Message from @ShadoW (D.F.J)

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2019-09-14 11:39:47 UTC  

Scientifically

2019-09-14 11:39:53 UTC  

@Mathieus the Walking Witness Either way it shouldn't be matter, the egg won't build any momentum or acceleration

2019-09-14 11:40:09 UTC  

if there is no gravity, the concept of buoyancy doesnt exist

2019-09-14 11:40:14 UTC  

@Mathieus the Walking Witness wait what about my question

2019-09-14 11:40:24 UTC  

"Drop something"
Ok, I dropped a helium balloon... Oh sh¡t! It didn't fall! R. I. P. Gravity

2019-09-14 11:40:30 UTC  

@Ronin ronin leave it for now, he will use it to ignore my question

2019-09-14 11:40:33 UTC  

Relative density can also help to quantify the buoyancy of a substance in a fluid or gas, or determine the density of an unknown substance from the known density of another. Relative density is often used by geologists and mineralogists to help determine the mineral content of a rock or other sample.

2019-09-14 11:40:49 UTC  

Doesn't say anything about making things fall

2019-09-14 11:40:56 UTC  

Unless it has to do with fluids or gas

2019-09-14 11:41:13 UTC  

@Abe Lover what doesn't say?

2019-09-14 11:41:19 UTC  

2019-09-14 11:41:19 UTC  

The internet?

2019-09-14 11:41:30 UTC  

A book?

2019-09-14 11:41:36 UTC  

@Mathieus the Walking Witness wait mate, what about my question?

2019-09-14 11:41:41 UTC  

@Abe Lover what told you that?

2019-09-14 11:41:50 UTC  

Well if you can find a source that relative density applies to sold objects than that will be nice

2019-09-14 11:42:06 UTC  

@Abe Lover it's common sense

2019-09-14 11:42:17 UTC  

Shadows question is a counter to it "explaining things fall"

2019-09-14 11:42:27 UTC  

You mean your common sense

2019-09-14 11:42:41 UTC  

yup ok... he gonna ignore me...

2019-09-14 11:42:44 UTC  

Real knowledge comes from experience, not a book or google, bud

2019-09-14 11:42:50 UTC  

Also earlier it seems like you don't like opposition and if that's the case why go to a debate channel 🤔

2019-09-14 11:43:15 UTC  

If not wanted to debate google, I'd ask google for a debate

2019-09-14 11:43:15 UTC  

Also the video you showed is buoyancy

2019-09-14 11:43:37 UTC  

what made the egg sink through water?

2019-09-14 11:43:50 UTC  

uhh

2019-09-14 11:43:55 UTC  

The egg is heavier than the water

2019-09-14 11:43:59 UTC  

this shouldn't even be a question

2019-09-14 11:44:15 UTC  

Why did the egg sink through water?

2019-09-14 11:44:24 UTC  

It's more dense than the water

2019-09-14 11:44:33 UTC  

@Mathieus the Walking Witness Why do you ignore me???

2019-09-14 11:44:37 UTC  

Correct @Abe Lover

2019-09-14 11:44:40 UTC  

But that's a solid going through the liquid

2019-09-14 11:44:51 UTC  

because of your pfp maybe @ShadoW (D.F.J)

2019-09-14 11:44:53 UTC  

Not making solid objects fall

2019-09-14 11:44:57 UTC  

Nobody knows what water even is

2019-09-14 11:45:12 UTC  

Nobody

2019-09-14 11:45:17 UTC  

@Wendigo what pfp means ?

2019-09-14 11:45:29 UTC  

"Nobody knows what water even is" - Mathieus the Walking Witness

2019-09-14 11:45:36 UTC  

and without gravity, there nothing that makes it go "down" gravity is the thing that makes it go "down" towards the center of mass, without the concept of gravity there is no set direction in which the egg would go