How upside-down floating boats appear to defy gravity

Scientists have been able to float a toy boat upside down on a levitating body of water using a quirky rule of physics. Researchers believe the finding could have practical implications to separate waste from water and process minerals

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[cdgt]

Gravitational Constant: 6.674297881 x 10^-11 m^3/Kgs^2
Constant of Buoyancy: 1.49828493 x 10^10 Kgs^2/m^3

[sccp]

The vibration that affects the water also affects the boat.

[Jamesonfp]

okay, so what are the practical applications of this discovery

[NecroUndine]

Flat earthers: thats not how gravity work

[dattmamon]

no force no bending of space time fabric just the surrounding medium attempting to establish equilibrium within its self

[AndreasHatz]

Pressure is NOT pushing the boat upwards.

[Phoenix_cataclysm_in_]

Something dystopian about all this... 🤔

[immoloism]

Oh great, can't wait for all the gravity debunked videos caused by this.

[Tubetinkerer]

Sorry... replied to the wrong upload...

[WeeWeeJumbo]

I don't think you've explained this very well

[annoyingbstard]

The Guardian. The paper of choice for flat Earthers.

[public.public]

All matter is the result of interdimensional coincidence of standing waves.
Fossils are ghosts.

[aimanadzhan]

Gravity dosent exist, its buoyancy, density

[ivanpoe]

The usual Misinterpretation, Misunderstanding and miss - appliance of science from you Anthony.

Pascals Law of pressure transmission in incompressible fluids still working on compressible gasses is it?