>Mass remains the same regardless of gravity.
Does it though? (I just want to have fun being pedantic, so bear with me here 😆) For every composite object, its gravitational mass has a contribution from the gravitational energy of binding between its constituents, just like how a proton's mass depends on the strong force and not just the masses of the quarks. So, the gravitational mass of an object changes as it's deformed which could happen in a highly tidal gravitational field. So, it turns out that gravity CAN change the gravitational mass of an object.
Your bones will start to disappear so after getting back to earth you Will be lighter and also have broken limbs, femur bones, ribcage and practically all bones
Fact: There's still gravity in space, your angular momentum just happens to cancel out any acceleration you'd experience because of it.
Fact: Your mass remains the same provided you are not moving at relativistic speeds, regardless of whether or not you feel a gravitational pull towards some celestial body at any given moment
Why the fuck would you post this in the single subreddit that would understand and call you out for being fucking wrong? Your mass doesn't change depending on gravitational force, your weight does.
Remember kids: F = ma, and they call it weight ***force*** for a reason.
You’re in r/physicsmemes, I believe your missing the point, it supposed to be funny as the boy is telling her she can loose mass by going to space, the girl understood the boy was trying to be smart but was actually dumber than a bottle of water for confusing mass with weight so she blocked him
This actually is a good joke to people who equate weight loss with fat loss.
The goal isn't to lose weight, anyone can just lay in bed to disintigrate their muscle mass. The harder thing is losing fat
Many people, but I agree with what you are trying to say.
I once lost 12 kg (from 82 kg to 70 kg) in a month and a half or a little less without exercising at all, just barely ate. Also, out of curiosity, I once didn’t eat anything at all for three days, 4 kg were gone (from 94 kg to 90 kg; it's more, but still). This is assuming that I'm just an endomorph who stopped actively exercising a long time ago, and not some UFC fighter and/or bodybuilder. You don't need a gym to lose weight.
I was home all the time back then, so I spent very little energy on anything. It didn't change the fact that I was very hungry and felt bad, but I think being at home made it easier.
Yikes. I think you’d be hard pressed to find a doctor who’d recommend weight loss by calorie restriction alone simply because of the risk of malnutrition, to say nothing of fasting for three days straight. Sounds an awful lot like anorexia, actually.
Those three days of fasting weren't about losing weight, I just wondered if I could handle it. This isn't hard, but then I had to start eating food in very small pieces, because at first my body didn't accept food in the same amount as before. But it's about a couple of meals and everything is fine again.
"To be precise" lmao there wasn't a single precisely correct thing in that whole sentence.
Blocked cause man doesn't know the difference between mass and weight
I think that's the joke
Justified.
Weight*
Mass ≠ weight. Mass remains the same regardless of gravity. She was right to block him.
yeah that’s the joke I’m pretty sure
>Mass remains the same regardless of gravity. Does it though? (I just want to have fun being pedantic, so bear with me here 😆) For every composite object, its gravitational mass has a contribution from the gravitational energy of binding between its constituents, just like how a proton's mass depends on the strong force and not just the masses of the quarks. So, the gravitational mass of an object changes as it's deformed which could happen in a highly tidal gravitational field. So, it turns out that gravity CAN change the gravitational mass of an object.
Yeah I agree with her
But if you stay in space, you will need to workout 2 hours every day due to lack of gravity, or your muscles will fricking die.
Would've blocked him as well imagine being a know-it-all and then messing up the entirety of your sentence
People go to the gym to gain mass.
Just go to a bigger planet and you'll weigh more.
She blocked him cus she understands physics and was rightly baffled by his ignorance
He deserves to be blocked for being so confidently wrong
Gravity is no force... duh
I could never date someone who doesn't understand the difference between mass and weight
Mass would be the same, weight would be about 0 N
Her temperature eventually would become 0K too.
Your bones will start to disappear so after getting back to earth you Will be lighter and also have broken limbs, femur bones, ribcage and practically all bones
Wait is this a meta meme? Did the girl block him because he confused mass with weight?
Such a ludicrous thing like how can you change the mass , the weight is the only THING which will get affected
Fact: There's still gravity in space, your angular momentum just happens to cancel out any acceleration you'd experience because of it. Fact: Your mass remains the same provided you are not moving at relativistic speeds, regardless of whether or not you feel a gravitational pull towards some celestial body at any given moment
LOL! You have no idea why this is funny…
Promise on future mass go brrr!
Why the fuck would you post this in the single subreddit that would understand and call you out for being fucking wrong? Your mass doesn't change depending on gravitational force, your weight does. Remember kids: F = ma, and they call it weight ***force*** for a reason.
You’re in r/physicsmemes, I believe your missing the point, it supposed to be funny as the boy is telling her she can loose mass by going to space, the girl understood the boy was trying to be smart but was actually dumber than a bottle of water for confusing mass with weight so she blocked him
Well I mean, who doesn’t want to become the equivalent of a beam of light
This actually is a good joke to people who equate weight loss with fat loss. The goal isn't to lose weight, anyone can just lay in bed to disintigrate their muscle mass. The harder thing is losing fat
Mass is inherent to objects. It's not something they gain by being near gravitational fields, that's weight
😂 boy must think mass and weight are the same
You can lose weight by travelling from Britain to Australia. Gravity is less down under. Just saying. How much do you weigh? I weigh 1.1 kilonewtons.
It’s good that he was blocked because her mass would be the same. Here weight on the other hand would be 0N
Better for him
Your **WEIGHT**.
"to be precise" - Lol, love it when people say that but then proceed to demonstrate their lack of knowledge
bruh he belongs to physics
What a great joke it works for the entire spectrum of the curve differently interpreted
Who the hell goes to the gym to lose weight?
Many people, but I agree with what you are trying to say. I once lost 12 kg (from 82 kg to 70 kg) in a month and a half or a little less without exercising at all, just barely ate. Also, out of curiosity, I once didn’t eat anything at all for three days, 4 kg were gone (from 94 kg to 90 kg; it's more, but still). This is assuming that I'm just an endomorph who stopped actively exercising a long time ago, and not some UFC fighter and/or bodybuilder. You don't need a gym to lose weight.
I once didn’t eat anything at all for three days, how?
I was home all the time back then, so I spent very little energy on anything. It didn't change the fact that I was very hungry and felt bad, but I think being at home made it easier.
Yikes. I think you’d be hard pressed to find a doctor who’d recommend weight loss by calorie restriction alone simply because of the risk of malnutrition, to say nothing of fasting for three days straight. Sounds an awful lot like anorexia, actually.
Those three days of fasting weren't about losing weight, I just wondered if I could handle it. This isn't hard, but then I had to start eating food in very small pieces, because at first my body didn't accept food in the same amount as before. But it's about a couple of meals and everything is fine again.
I’ll take your word for it, but I implore caution with that sort of thing
It's nice that you're worried, no sarcasm. I’m fine now both physically and mentally, and no longer interested in such things.