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Only high IQ can answer 05/05/26(Tue)08:02:42 No.12936393

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Only high IQ can answer Anonymous 05/05/26(Tue)08:02:42 No.12936393 Archived

How fast a magnet fall?

Anonymous
05/05/26(Tue)08:03:20 No.12936395

Anonymous 05/05/26(Tue)08:03:20 No.12936395

kinda fast

Anonymous
05/05/26(Tue)08:08:31 No.12936407

Anonymous 05/05/26(Tue)08:08:31 No.12936407

>>12936395
kinda true

Anonymous
05/05/26(Tue)08:43:28 No.12936431

Anonymous 05/05/26(Tue)08:43:28 No.12936431

gravity pulls harder on heavier objects, but more mass requires more time to accelerate. these two forces cancel out, so all solid objects fall at the same rate as long as air resistance doesn't become a factor.

Anonymous
05/05/26(Tue)08:58:21 No.12936441

Anonymous 05/05/26(Tue)08:58:21 No.12936441

>>12936393
>Only high IQ can answer
mobile ads have ruined a few generations at least

Anonymous
05/05/26(Tue)09:00:08 No.12936444

Anonymous 05/05/26(Tue)09:00:08 No.12936444

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVPDGW6Y53s

Anonymous
05/05/26(Tue)09:02:24 No.12936447

Anonymous 05/05/26(Tue)09:02:24 No.12936447

>>12936431
Incorrect.

Anonymous
05/05/26(Tue)09:02:26 No.12936448

Anonymous 05/05/26(Tue)09:02:26 No.12936448

>>12936444
fucking trips how do they work?

Anonymous
05/05/26(Tue)16:19:49 No.12936813

Anonymous 05/05/26(Tue)16:19:49 No.12936813

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wouldn't they fall the same as any other object with the same mass and surface area? The only difference I could imagine are magnets small enough to be pulled by the earth's magnetic field and fall slower from a more diagonal trajectory but the difference would be slight and maybe harder to measure than anomolies caused by the densities of various gases in the atmosphere.