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correct and almost correct.. as the toast turns because its sitting on a platform of toast sized air and that makes no sense so it wants to fall off.. turning on its side is the easiest because toast is lazy.. then the air gives it spin just as it starts to roll and enough spin to cycle so the distance then plays the next factor ... maybe.. if you dropped it from near space it may work out an ideal toast flight pattern and go diagonal at hero speeds .. and toast in space is a long gravity game.. maybe butter is denser so over eons the toast will turn around.
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correct and almost correct.. as the toast turns because its sitting on a platform of toast sized air and that makes no sense so it wants to fall off.. turning on its side is the easiest because toast is lazy.. then the air gives it spin just as it starts to roll and enough spin to cycle so the distance then plays the next factor ... maybe.. if you dropped it from near space it may work out an ideal toast flight pattern and go diagonal at hero speeds .. and toast in space is a long gravity game.. maybe butter is denser so over eons the toast will turn around.
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butter also has some minor drag not worth mentioning due to oil being able to kind of grab the air a bit O.o apparently wet things are a gas interface sometimes.. due to micro deformations caused by air pressure.. microscopic vortex sometimes called whirlpool on the surface formed by the rushing air fight with the oils cohesion and this can actually get quite strong just as the bread is turning
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butter also has some minor drag not worth mentioning due to oil being able to kind of grab the air a bit O.o apparently wet things are a gas interface sometimes.. due to micro deformations caused by air pressure.. microscopic vortex sometimes called whirlpool on the surface formed by the rushing air fight with the oils cohesion and this can actually get quite strong just as the bread is turning
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tiny
oil
droplets
are
ripped
violently
from
the
surface
and
the
air
is
a
bit
tangled
up
in
it.
.
the
result
is
an
explosion
of
micro
butter
missiles
that
are
hurtled
at
speeds
that
obliterate
half
of
them
due
to
impacting
any
small
air
resistance
shock-waves.
.
but
some
small
flecks
of
butter
inevitably
fall
unnoticed
upon
the
immense
kitchen
wasteland
to
nourish
the
night
creatures
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tiny
oil
droplets
are
ripped
violently
from
the
surface
and
the
air
and
butter
entangle
in
a
writhing
explosion
of
micro
butter
missiles
that
are
hurtled
at
speeds
that
obliterate
half
of
them
due
to
impacting
air
resistance
shock-waves.
.
but
some
small
flecks
of
butter
inevitably
fall
unnoticed
upon
the
immense
kitchen
wasteland
to
nourish
the
night
creatures
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a computer tried to solve this and went mad.. it just kept saying over and over.. "such a simple question.. so many answers...."
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a computer tried to solve this and went mad.. it just kept saying over and over.. "such a simple question.. so many answers...."
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buttered side down and accumulation perspective