Someone explain why this wouldn't work

[Shell]

It's troll science, so it can't be true, but I don't see why not... :o

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[Chefkokkie]

The balls don't float up because they have to carry the weight of the other balls.

[Tyler66]

Wont work.

[lolbot]

The balls don't float up because they have to carry the weight of the other balls.

Use denser liquid such as mercury, get more upward pull on the balls. What now?

[Shell]

Wont work.

Nice job reading the thread title dumbass.

[Night Fox]

The balls don't float up because they have to carry the weight of the other balls.

That isn't it.

[lolbot]

It won't work because nobody wants to be the idiot that tries IRL and fails. YOUR SELF-IMPOSED LIMITS SATIATE ME.

[Edman]

It wouldnt work because if helieum was put inside of the baloons they would ALL float upwards.

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[Shell]

It wouldnt work because if helieum was put inside of the baloons they would ALL float upwards.

balls not baloons

[Tyler66]

Nice job reading the thread title dumbass.

Yeah, I did a good job didn't I?

[Night Fox]

I know it wouldn't work because that would make it a perpetual motion machine.
And if some simple troll science guy came up with a working perpetual motion machine.
Then god damn what the forget has Stephen Hawking been doing.

It wouldnt work because if helieum was put inside of the baloons they would ALL float upwards.

IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE HELIUM, STUPID.
Just the average mixture of oxygen, nitrogen, and everything else found in common air would float in water.

[mrlolop]

honestly I don't know how it wouldn't work
somebody send it to Mythbusters

[Night Fox]

It wouldnt work because if helieum was put inside of the baloons they would ALL float upwards.

And even if it WAS helium it wouldn't matter, because they would still float with more energy upwards in the water than they would in the air.

[Shell]

honestly I don't know how it wouldn't work
somebody send it to Mythbusters

That would be a good idea