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Penelope 1 year ago
#17 how could that possibly work? The same air is on her arm already, why would it suddenly become more buoyant when released into a bag?
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Brose 1 year ago
Penelope,
It's the volume of the air that makes the difference. If you have the same weight but bigger volume then you have less density than water around you and ultimately you flow up.
It's the volume of the air that makes the difference. If you have the same weight but bigger volume then you have less density than water around you and ultimately you flow up.
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Brose 1 year ago
Brose,
I used to ponder about that years ago :-)
I used to ponder about that years ago :-)
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Janice 1 year ago
Penelope,
Buoyancy depends on density - that is defined as the the ratio between the mass and the volume it contains. The lower the density, the higher the Archimedes buoyancy force given the same liquid. Water for instance.
Compressing air means that you increase the number of molecules in the unit volume, or conversely that you lower the volume of a given mass of air molecules.
The outcome is that the density increases and the buoyancy force, i.e. the Archimedes force gets lower.
Buoyancy depends on density - that is defined as the the ratio between the mass and the volume it contains. The lower the density, the higher the Archimedes buoyancy force given the same liquid. Water for instance.
Compressing air means that you increase the number of molecules in the unit volume, or conversely that you lower the volume of a given mass of air molecules.
The outcome is that the density increases and the buoyancy force, i.e. the Archimedes force gets lower.
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Steph 1 year ago
Penelope,
And were you right about something like compressed air ?
And were you right about something like compressed air ?
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William 1 year ago
#42 Cock teaser
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Bryant 1 year ago
#16 Dumb@$$.
#28 Nice @$$.
#28 Nice @$$.
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Steph 1 year ago
#42 self-propelled barrel of lard
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Suzie 1 year ago
Steph,
Chicken still thinks he can take 'er down. That's one tough chicken.
Chicken still thinks he can take 'er down. That's one tough chicken.
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Mittie 1 year ago
#29 what's going on?
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Barney 1 year ago
Mittie,
I dunno, wassup?
I dunno, wassup?
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Ray 1 year ago
Mittie,
He tries to protect her from the rain
He tries to protect her from the rain
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Mittie 1 year ago
#36 need one
#39 also need one
#39 also need one
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Mittie 1 year ago
#52 impressive, very impressive 
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Mittie 1 year ago
#59 
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Barney 1 year ago
#6 I had a cat that would eat pepperoncini. He was black & white and we called him Daffy.
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Clum 1 year ago
#47: Get a life- F'n alcoholics!! 
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Barney 1 year ago
Clum,
Hey, they took their empties out with them unlike an Earth Day parade
Hey, they took their empties out with them unlike an Earth Day parade
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Debbie 1 year ago
Barney,
That one earth day pic you're talking about grom years ago that you and yours keep regurgitating on 8chan has been proven to come from a different event almost immediately after it came out. Pathetic that you have to bring that up in a reaction to something that didn't have anything to do with the environment. Once again, the ones screaming fake news the most are spreading it the most.
That one earth day pic you're talking about grom years ago that you and yours keep regurgitating on 8chan has been proven to come from a different event almost immediately after it came out. Pathetic that you have to bring that up in a reaction to something that didn't have anything to do with the environment. Once again, the ones screaming fake news the most are spreading it the most.
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Tory 1 year ago
#31 keanu is that you 
#38 you pay for corona
#38 you pay for corona
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Orilla 1 year ago
#47 There is a beer festival in my town today, drinking in public is not a problem, no one causes stress and children under 14 are allowed to come with their parents or guardians, but beer is only available from the age of 16.
It's the volume of the air that makes the difference. If you have the same weight but bigger volume then you have less density than water around you and ultimately you flow up.
I used to ponder about that years ago :-)
Buoyancy depends on density - that is defined as the the ratio between the mass and the volume it contains. The lower the density, the higher the Archimedes buoyancy force given the same liquid. Water for instance.
Compressing air means that you increase the number of molecules in the unit volume, or conversely that you lower the volume of a given mass of air molecules.
The outcome is that the density increases and the buoyancy force, i.e. the Archimedes force gets lower.
And were you right about something like compressed air ?
#28 Nice @$$.
Chicken still thinks he can take 'er down. That's one tough chicken.
I dunno, wassup?
He tries to protect her from the rain
#39 also need one
Hey, they took their empties out with them unlike an Earth Day parade
That one earth day pic you're talking about grom years ago that you and yours keep regurgitating on 8chan has been proven to come from a different event almost immediately after it came out. Pathetic that you have to bring that up in a reaction to something that didn't have anything to do with the environment. Once again, the ones screaming fake news the most are spreading it the most.
#38 you pay for corona