idk about pressure i know balloons

Ok, if you have a ball with air in it that has a lesser density then air around it, what happens to it?

tell me how density has nothing to do with why objects do or dont fall again

it goes up

@viherkasvi whats the medium the ball is in?

Medium is around 1 bar of air pressure

is it a steel ball or a rubber balloon type ball

yeah what type of ball

that is key

cause

@jeremy The lightest ball you can have

steel ball gonna be diffferent than balloon type ball

yes surely because the added weight of the container will pull it down

well go with balloon ok

muted again=?

Ok, you have a ball with less denser air then the air around it, now pop it to a scale, is there more or less weight?

pop it to a scale ?

Good grief. You guys are argueing MOOT POINTS

i know assassin

Moot points is common theme in the lounge

😃

this g uy is tryin to tell me density has nothing to do with why objects fall to earth

u can see my dilemma

Jeremy. They arent listening to what yer saying

😴

lol

Niice one Bino

i dont know why they struggle, it isnt hard to understand

https://youtu.be/xeUgDJc6AWE

it's hard to understand because they are applying gravity into the logic

yep^

u said density is figured into mass but denstiy has nothing to do with gravity so mass has nothing to do with gravity ?

u lost me

@jeremy Let's try differently, you have two balls, both contain equal amount of helium. The other one has bigger pressure, so denser. Is there a difference in the weight between them?

“ face palm “

idk bro

wait same amount?

of helium