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All wrong. Now tell me why hot air is lighter than normal (make a google search). What weight of the baloon with 1 ton of hot and 1 ton of liquid air you will m
by thro1 4y ago
All wrong. Now tell me why hot air is lighter than normal (make a google search). What weight of the baloon with 1 ton of hot and 1 ton of liquid air you will measure on Earth ? Does one fly or not ? Could you lift the other ? Same with feathers and iron, just the difference is smaller (smaller mass of iron is heavier here than biger mass of feathers) - don't you see it ? (we are on Earth not in space).
What are you trying to do - to brainwash your own, poor language model ? Are you happy 'correcting' it to give wrong answers ?
- thro1 4y agoThis is Earth. No vacuum. Make a google search at least: same true mass (weighed in a vacuum) of "hot air is lighter", of liquid air is heavier here (Archimedes Law, applies to iron and feathers too). Those are facts - whoever argue with facts (parent downvoted) . . .
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