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Hijey, I'll let you handle this unless you want me to step in. This Smoker fanboy knows his shit.
Smoke has low density, all gases have low density, in fact if you weigh all the air on the earth after condensing it into a container, so that it's just right (not condensing into a liquid). it's not much heavier than an average sized Skyscraper.
Keep in mind this is 1,212,100 kg in mass
12,121,000 N in weight
1212.1 Tonnes in mass
It's hardly anything when comparing it to the weight of the Earth at 5,972,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kg in mass
59,720,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 N in weight
The Atmosphere of Earth is approximately 50,900,000,000 (m)3 in volume (Just imagine the 3 is little... :|)
The Earth itself is approximately 1,097,509,500,000,000,000,000 (m)3 in volume (Just imagine the 3 is little... :|)
When the Atmosphere is about one third of the mass of Earth, if it was exactly the same mass as Earth it would be approximately 150,270,000,000 (m)3 in volume. That's still less than a hundred-trillionths the volume. So in general Gas is far less dense than Solids and therefore weigh much less. If that wasn't enough:
Mass = D x (m)3 (Density x Volume if you didn't know)
- The degree of compactness of a substance = Density
- The amount of space that a substance or object occupies, or that is enclosed within a container = Volume
Mass = p / m/s (Momentum over velocity)
- The quantity of motion of a moving body, measured as a product of its mass and velocity = Mass
- The speed of something in a given direction = Velocity
So: Smoke with it's Low density will mean a low Mass as any gas has a density is so low we might aswell not even consider Volume, especially if it's a little bit of Smoke from Smokers legs. Momentum is calculated using mass and velocity, since Smoke has both a low velocity (as a gas has no general direction for its particles to spread unless assisted or forced in a particular direction by other objects) it has a low mass!
Why is Mass relevant? Well:
Weight = Mass x Acceleration
Low mass, low acceleration therefore low weight. I win.
Well one thing is for certain. Rockets are not Smoke powered! Smoke is a bi-product of burning fuels or ignition. Are you sure you should be questioning me? Besides : your gif is anime only.God!
Ever seen how a missile or a rocket works?
Its the exact same principle he is using.
Chemistry student here. I know my shit, not too bad at physics either. You probably can't distinguish the difference between Mass and Weight without looking it up. You also probably calculate weight with Kilograms, which is technically the unit for Mass. As Weight is in Newtons."Weight of smoke is low" aww my head its about to burst lol
Smoke has low density, all gases have low density, in fact if you weigh all the air on the earth after condensing it into a container, so that it's just right (not condensing into a liquid). it's not much heavier than an average sized Skyscraper.
Keep in mind this is 1,212,100 kg in mass
12,121,000 N in weight
1212.1 Tonnes in mass
It's hardly anything when comparing it to the weight of the Earth at 5,972,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kg in mass
59,720,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 N in weight
The Atmosphere of Earth is approximately 50,900,000,000 (m)3 in volume (Just imagine the 3 is little... :|)
The Earth itself is approximately 1,097,509,500,000,000,000,000 (m)3 in volume (Just imagine the 3 is little... :|)
When the Atmosphere is about one third of the mass of Earth, if it was exactly the same mass as Earth it would be approximately 150,270,000,000 (m)3 in volume. That's still less than a hundred-trillionths the volume. So in general Gas is far less dense than Solids and therefore weigh much less. If that wasn't enough:
Mass = D x (m)3 (Density x Volume if you didn't know)
- The degree of compactness of a substance = Density
- The amount of space that a substance or object occupies, or that is enclosed within a container = Volume
Mass = p / m/s (Momentum over velocity)
- The quantity of motion of a moving body, measured as a product of its mass and velocity = Mass
- The speed of something in a given direction = Velocity
So: Smoke with it's Low density will mean a low Mass as any gas has a density is so low we might aswell not even consider Volume, especially if it's a little bit of Smoke from Smokers legs. Momentum is calculated using mass and velocity, since Smoke has both a low velocity (as a gas has no general direction for its particles to spread unless assisted or forced in a particular direction by other objects) it has a low mass!
Why is Mass relevant? Well:
Weight = Mass x Acceleration
Low mass, low acceleration therefore low weight. I win.
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