A Understanding the Science Behind Anti-Gravity Spray on YouTube

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The discussion centers around skepticism regarding the legitimacy of an anti-gravity spray featured in a YouTube video. Participants express doubts about the scientific claims made, particularly the assertion that low gas density results from radioactive decay. The overwhelming consensus is that the product is likely a scam, with one user dismissing the credibility of the BBC reference. The thread concludes with a definitive statement rejecting the product's authenticity. Overall, the conversation highlights concerns about misinformation and the need for critical evaluation of such claims.
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Hi,

ok another strange question:
how does this work:
<link to video deleted>
or what exactly is the science behind it? I saw it on BBC and they told
something like "the low density of the gas is a result of the radioactive decay"
i don´t get it. maybe someone could explain.
 
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Newtonfalls said:
or what exactly is the science behind it? I saw it on BBC and they told
something like "the low density of the gas is a result of the radioactive decay"
i don´t get it. maybe someone could explain.

99.9999% probability that it is a money scam
 
It's fake, as is the comment "I saw it on BBC". Goodbye.

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