The stone would have to weigh less than the liquid to float.
or if its weight was spread out enough
how boats float
Sup
Okay here, the box is 1x1m, stone is 1cmx1cm and has a density of 244444kg/m3
hey florida, :redpill: these guys, they stuck in the bogus globe model
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Still waiting for an answer
If it’s less dense than water.. it will float
Now the shape of the object does come into play..
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Hey Kevin <:Redpill:551640293372329984>
How you doing this morning?
trying to escape this convo to get food
Go ahead and get some food
eggnormous burrito is calling my name
see you guys later
I'll handle it
Go ahead
Lol
Enjoy your meal dude
@floridaswamptrash if gravity dont even exist how do things fall on flat earth
Hey **other less important members**, how you doing?
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EXCUSE ME
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Everyone having a good morning/day/whereveryouare
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Can’t back up his claim so he skirts outta here and shifts it onto Florida.
TRUEEE
It's a simple question
What's the question?
And to answer your question Lain
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzhctd7n_fA
Possibly relative density or some type electromagnetism force which does actually explain a lot
Look, imagine a box 1mx1mx1m filled with water, a stone in the middle 1cmx1cmx1cm and a density of 100000kg/m^3 and theres nothibg around the box, where does the stone go
Though it wouldn't explain how the day and night cycle works
Hello Question for your life
What kind of question is that Ronin?
