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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, the quality of the water is related, not the mass is the mass in physics, according to Newton's laws will only be based on the size of the water, generally not.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23On rainy days, you can observe for yourself, the heavy rain falls from the sky, falls to the ground, it should splash on the wall of the toilet, the power of the water has been exhausted after a rebound, and it will not rebound from the wall to the ground, the distance between the ground and the wall is too short, and it will only flow down the wall.
Probability-wise, it is possible. Because the direction of the water bounce depends on the angle of the bounce surface, many surfaces that appear flat to the naked eye are actually uneven, so the water droplets that bounce up can bounce in either direction, including back to the original place. >>>More
The protagonist holds up a sofa for his daughter in order to save his daughter who fell from a high altitude with him. This is purely the intention of the author. The protagonist, whether male or female, has already fainted when he falls from a high altitude. >>>More