Bro discovered density 👏
Ask yourself: how come when you throw a helium-filled balloon toward the ground in the same way, it floats upward?
Does this mean balloons are "anti-gravity"?
No - it means helium is less dense than air, therefore it floats upward.
"Gravity" plays no part in the movement of different objects in our environment. It is 100% based on density, buoyancy, and electrostatics.
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100% I allways wondered why the formulas of electromagnetism and gravity are so similar … I think gravity is a missnamed concept.
Except you can create a vacuum and drop something in the vacuum and it falls. In a vacuum chamber feathers fall at the same speed as a rock, disproving this.
gravity is just mass attracting mass.
though rumor is if you spin mercury at 50,000 rpms you will create anti gravity.
So you're saying you don't understand how a balloon floats?
The helium weighs less than the surrounding air.
It might help you to think of air as a liquid like water.
Gravity is an observable fact.
We're not arguing about the theory we are arguing about physical reality
Google overview will literally tell you whatever you want it to.
Relying on AI to think for you instead of thinking for yourself could be the real issue here.
