Bertuccio
@Bertuccio@lemmy.world
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- Comment on #notaseagull 1 year ago:
Canada Goose
- Comment on DING DONG 1 year ago:
This was originally a spring song.
- Comment on that's a huge sprout 1 year ago:
twoastronauts.jpg
- Comment on Just Terrible 1 year ago:
thatsthejoke.jpg
- Comment on This could be us 1 year ago:
The beast with two backs.
- Comment on Data is a plural 1 year ago:
Datumi
- Comment on Risky Buisness 1 year ago:
This one doesn’t even call her “Hawk Tuah girl”.
- Comment on When you inhale helium from a balloon, do you weigh less? 1 year ago:
When you inflate a balloon with your breath is it more bouyant?
- Comment on When you inhale helium from a balloon, do you weigh less? 1 year ago:
That is exactly the difference between weight and mass. And yes, that would be weightless and objects like balloons have negative weight until they reach an altitude where they’re neutrally bouyant and then are weightless.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weight
Weight is defined as a force and has a direction. That’s what causes the movement. If the weight didn’t change there would be no movement.