Fetlocks_Glistening t1_iya790n wrote
Cups? Do they like, pour them?
April_Spring_1982 OP t1_iyacynw wrote
Technically, all gases take up space. That's why when breathe into a balloon, you inflate it. I suppose that suggests that you could fart into a balloon and also inflate it... if you could get the seal tight enough.
LeTigron t1_iybp2k8 wrote
Redditor, I will submit this theory to a benchmark. Update in six hours. If I don't come back, it's because I'm dead of asphyxia in the line of duty. Tell my waifu pillow that I love her and my neighbour's dog that he's been adopted.
Lunchbox3178 t1_iybdr1e wrote
Hmmm, interesting theory. I haven't branched out to balloons, but I did once fart in an old mayonnaise jar and put the lid on tight to see if it would keep the stink in.
Fetlocks_Glistening t1_iyaj7wj wrote
I mean, I'll try!
But gases also famously expand to fill all available space, and in weightlessness aren't held down by gravity, so an open-top "cup" doesn't really work very intuitively as a measuring device for gas. Now a medium-sized balloon, or 200ml, I'd understand
pierrekrahn t1_iyaml1c wrote
A cup is a unit of measurement equal to 250ml.
HandsOnGeek t1_iyc1888 wrote
Closer to 237ml, but yes: a cup is 8 fluid ounces of volume.
Brokinnogin t1_iyaajr5 wrote
Depends how many raisins you eat.
ArchieBellTitanUp t1_iybyy67 wrote
You never cupped one? C’mon!
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