Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Responding to Rachie0000

This is the rest of response part 6... So I'll call this 6b.

Video Sequence:
1) "Science 4 Skeptics #4: Relative Density and Acceleration" by I Can Science That
youtu.be/A2tqLZNGiHY​
2) "Response to I can science that about density" by Rachie 00000
youtu.be/kagQxu3F4Ok​
3) "Response to the Response about Density!" by I Can Science That
youtu.be/SVsHdB9yq_w​
4) "Response to I can science that response" by Rachie 00000
youtu.be/jcn-ewTj7XM​
5) "Response 5 to I can science that" by Rachie 00000
youtu.be/u6p81fOUVfI​
6) "Short Response for Rachie.. The Density Gradient" by I Can Science That
youtu.be/ydU81sJa3Wc

key questions:
1. Does the density gradient ever cause objects to move in a direction that defies “dense goes down, light goes up”?
If so, when will that happen? (Let’s test that)

2. If “dense goes down” when there is no gradient to start with, don’t you agree that makes “down” a special kind of direction?
“Down” is different from “to the right”… dense things don’t go “to the right”, they go “down. Doesn’t that make “down” special?

2. Can you describe something that is different between relative density and gravity?
We need some way to tell them apart.