/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12018016
>what happens with gravity

Gravity acts on you just the same, but you can avoid sinking because the water* exerts a force on you called buoyancy (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buoyancy).). Buoyancy pushes you in the opposite direction to gravity with a force equal to the weight of the water your body displaces. It's easier to float in the Dead Sea, for example, because the high concentration of salt makes the water very dense and so you need to displace less water in order for buoyancy to counterbalance gravity.

*you also experience buoyancy from air, but you don't float because the weight of the air you displace is very small

>>11602440
/pol/ to other boards is America to other countries with Internet. Take a stereotype then apply it universally as an identifier, then continually obsess over it.
>>11602442
Why do you instantly jump to false-dichotomy tribalism? You can point out obsession with /pol/ without implying favoritism for the board (which has objectively been a shithole since 2012).

Bruh just hook yourself up to a lie detector and say "the twin prime conjecture is true".