Post #1226363
2026-03-01 12:49 UTC
@TobyBartels
I heard that they weight the same amount in the atmosphere of the earth, but their objective weight is slightly different in vacuum, as air pressure changes weight ever so slightly (like water pressure allows objects with high volume to float), so feathers are a bit heavier if measured in earth.
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@TobyBartels@mathstodon.xyz 2026-03-01 15:19
@tiredbun Yeah, that affects #1 (but shouldn't be enough to affect the others), see https://furry.engineer/@ysegrim/116150798075208644