According to the Bulbapedia, a Rattata weighs in at a nominal 3.5 kg and stands at 30 cm. In my area, the most common Pokémon has to be Rattata. The first example is a chemical change and the second is a density change. If you expand a balloon with air, you’re not making the balloon heavier. When you light hydrogen on fire, mixing it with oxygen, we know that it becomes water. It is actually reformed into something else.
That same principle applies to everything in the universe. We excrete it out in some fashion when we sweat or pee. (It’s a weird video, worth watching for the oddity if nothing else.) Law of Conservation of Massĭid you know that nothing actually gets lighter? If we are on a diet and losing weight, the mass doesn’t just disappear. And because it will be important later, I should mention that the world record for curling (lifting with your bicep) is 155 kg, made by this guy on YouTube. The densest known material on Earth is Osmium sitting at 22.6 g/cm³. And the densest part of Earth is the core sitting at about 9.9 g/cm³. We know Earth’s crust has the average density of 2.2 g/cm³. Given that, let’s look at some densities that we know. There are other forces at work, that hold more dense objects to the surface of Earth, but if no other force acted on an object that was more dense than Earth’s crust, it would sink (albeit very slowly) to the mantle then to the core. And in its most basic form, the material that makes up Earth’s crust is a fluid. And when the buoyant force and gravity are equal, the object in the water will float. The simplest way to explain this is that gravity pulls down and the buoyant force pushes up. There are two general forces acting on the boat: gravity and the buoyant force. Let’s science the shit out of this to find out why.Įveryone knows why boats float, right? We all know that large ocean liners weigh tons, but in the end they are less dense than the water that’s holding them up. Both of which would make all the walking you have to do to hatch your Pokéeggs impossible. First, we have the Law of Conservation of Mass and the science behind decreasing the electron Bohr radius.
And as someone who thinks about the world scientifically and logically, this frustrates the hell out of me.
They become mini-versions of themselves small enough to fit into a ball the size of a fist, or in the case of Pokémon Go, they are stored in your phone. The simplest solution to how Pokémon are stored is that they are shrunk. I think that it’s best to Occam’s razor this part of the discussion, because that’s not really what I want to talk about.
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