Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Responding to Rachie0000
This will be response part 6... This is a short one that won't cover all topics.
This video is only about the density gradient and whether it is a cause or an effect.
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
tl;dr: I want to say:
The density gradient does not force objects to move in a particular direction.
The density gradient is the RESULT of objects moving in a particular direction.
I should emphasize that we're STILL talking about Relative Density. Dense things sink down and light things rise up to sort themselves in order of density. That's still happening.
This video is simply discussing whether the direction of the gradient is a direct influence on the motion of the objects or if the gradient is the RESULT of the motion of the objects.
Responding to Rachie0000
This will be response part 6... This is a short one that won't cover all topics.
This video is only about the density gradient and whether it is a cause or an effect.
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
tl;dr: I want to say:
The density gradient does not force objects to move in a particular direction.
The density gradient is the RESULT of objects moving in a particular direction.
I should emphasize that we're STILL talking about Relative Density. Dense things sink down and light things rise up to sort themselves in order of density. That's still happening.
This video is simply discussing whether the direction of the gradient is a direct influence on the motion of the objects or if the gradient is the RESULT of the motion of the objects.
