Because it's nothing to do with density, and everything to do with mass

density buoyancy whatever

@viherkasvi you think mass attracts mass?

but the greater the density the greater the mass

@Bino Yes

Nerds

nerds are cool

ok, now prove it using the scientific method

@carlito So compressed air weighs more then Steel?

how many pounds of compressed air ?

and how manhy pounds of steel

@jeremy You said density, not mass

?

no i thought you said earlier that the denseness of atoms determine the mass

viherkasviToday at 2:25 PM
@carlito So compressed air weighs more then Steel?

i was asking how many pounds of air and how many pounds of steel

100 pounds of both

which one weighs more ur asking ?

Yes

is it a trick question

imma go with 100 pounds is the same as 100 pounds

they'd surely weigh the same

let me ask u what weighs more a ton of bricks or a ton of feathers

if they each weighed 100pounds

So density has nothing to do with it

that was ur proof desnity has nothing to do with why objects fall to earth

Denser Steel weighs the same as less dense air

Density doesn't have anything to do with why objects fall to Earth

it's the mass that does

explain a balloon filled with helium grandpa

here we go again

If you pressurise air, it doesn't have an effect on its mass

explain a balloon filled with helium?

dirigible

lol i just joined this conversation idk what is happened

@jeremy The helium has less mass then the air around it

*happening

that is called density or bouyancy

basically this ^^^ is what's been happening now for past 20 mins

Helium is the second element on the periodic table so it is very light

it has less mass