1g, or 1 gravity, is explicitly defined as earth gravitational pull, just as 1 atmosphere is defined as sea level air pressure. It's kind of hard for Earth gravity to be *more* than itself, no?
strange to see that , I suppose if there is no gravity then the bubbles would not be lighter than the water therefore it would stay were it is. there would be no up or down.
We are using two different definitions of g.
g in this case means Earth gravity.
en*wikipedia*org/wiki/Earth's_gravity
loperspest 2 months ago
isnt earth 9.8g?
RuteNL 2 months ago
@RuteNL
1g, or 1 gravity, is explicitly defined as earth gravitational pull, just as 1 atmosphere is defined as sea level air pressure. It's kind of hard for Earth gravity to be *more* than itself, no?
loperspest 2 months ago
@loperspest i dont know but in the formula Fz = m * g
g = 9.8 on earth. or i may just be stupid -,-
RuteNL 2 months ago
strange to see that , I suppose if there is no gravity then the bubbles would not be lighter than the water therefore it would stay were it is. there would be no up or down.
musicbruv 2 years ago