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by Godel_unicode
3446 days ago
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Buoyancy is related to density, which is independent of gravity. Check: buoyancy can exist in a non-inertial reference frame provided acceleration in a "downward" direction. Also, you don't need gravity to be the force being acted against in order to form a wave. You can get impact waves in water at 0g because of surface tension. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buoyancy |
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