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

@jeremy Density has nothing to do with it, it rises at same rate with different densities

u cant tell me density has nothing to do with gravity but gravity is why objects fall to earth but a helium ballon doesnt fall then give me the definition of density as the reason why density has nothing to do with things falling to earth

that is so cute

there is something called an atmosphere, the helium is lighter than most of the molecules in the air so it rises to the top

u cant tell me density has nothing to do with gravity but gravity is why objects fall to earth but a helium ballon doesnt fall then give me the definition of density as the reason why density has nothing to do with things falling to earth

that doesnt make sense

@jeremy It's ones again mass, not density

space is just earthless void

outer space is a deception

idk u lost me again

space is just space

let one of these other guys figure it out

you can't figure out a circular reasoning

lol atm i'm doing homework

good luck on your homework fellow human

@jeremy If density has a play here, a mass of 1 kilogram of air should have a difference in weight depending on it's pressure

FLAT EARTH CAR GLOBE VS CAR FLAT: https://imgur.com/a/w68mzK8

ASK YOUR TEACHER TOMORROW: WHAT IS MATTER?? THEN WHAT IS MASS?? THEN LAUGH IN THEIR FACES... IT DON'T JIVE

the the fact a balloon goes up instead of down has nothing to do with its less dense than the air around it ?

it is related to density