Message from @Σ5

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2020-02-19 05:41:57 UTC  

i dont think that animal is a piece of ice

2020-02-19 05:41:58 UTC  
2020-02-19 05:43:16 UTC  

its a piece of ice or pieces of ice

2020-02-19 05:43:30 UTC  

also what rat is pencil thin

2020-02-19 05:44:06 UTC  

No point in discussing this then

2020-02-19 05:44:52 UTC  

no gravity in space but the acceleration of the rocket is analagous to the g on earth

2020-02-19 05:45:09 UTC  

g is an acceleration or force per mass

2020-02-19 05:45:20 UTC  

its moving positive

2020-02-19 05:45:29 UTC  

it dosnt need to be exactly 9.8

2020-02-19 05:45:41 UTC  

analagous in that its an acceleration

2020-02-19 06:35:32 UTC  

If the flat earth doesn’t end

2020-02-19 06:35:41 UTC  

How does the sun orbit, gravity problems aside

2020-02-19 06:36:36 UTC  

2020-02-19 06:36:51 UTC  

Gravity is unproven

2020-02-19 06:37:07 UTC  

what makes stuff fall

2020-02-19 06:37:17 UTC  

Nobody knows how the sun works

2020-02-19 06:37:42 UTC  

what makes stuff fall

2020-02-19 06:38:05 UTC  

Density

2020-02-19 06:38:31 UTC  

Boyant force = -DVg

2020-02-19 06:39:03 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/538929818834698260/679577675295358991/image0.jpg

2020-02-19 06:39:03 UTC  

Boyant force is an upward force by the way

2020-02-19 06:39:48 UTC  

It’s a function of volume

2020-02-19 06:40:10 UTC  

Give a big massive feather and it’ll just head up

2020-02-19 06:40:29 UTC  

Boyant force = -gDV
Weight force = gM
Total force = gM-gDV

2020-02-19 06:40:47 UTC  

Also the buoyancy equation does not have a - in front in any other situation

2020-02-19 06:41:12 UTC  

Sinking by density only exists by that object’s “priority” to displace a medium due to gravity

2020-02-19 06:41:30 UTC  

You can’t shake the groundworks of that and then claim it’s density

2020-02-19 06:41:50 UTC  

things only fall when the mass of the object is greater than the mass of the displaced fluid

2020-02-19 06:42:49 UTC  

things only rize when the mass of the displaced fluid is greater than the mass of the object (helium baloons and wood on water)

2020-02-19 06:43:11 UTC  

Mass BY volume though, otherwise many things will be lighter than just the general air medium

2020-02-19 06:43:38 UTC  
2020-02-19 06:43:39 UTC  

?

2020-02-19 06:43:51 UTC  

not mass by volume

2020-02-19 06:43:55 UTC  

i said mass

2020-02-19 06:44:00 UTC  

Air has mass

2020-02-19 06:44:04 UTC  

its the same volume either way

2020-02-19 06:44:06 UTC  

The force is with you @Σ5

2020-02-19 06:44:20 UTC  

A piece of wood has less mass then the entire atmosphere

2020-02-19 06:44:27 UTC  

yes

2020-02-19 06:44:30 UTC  

Therefore it should float

2020-02-19 06:44:35 UTC  

no