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Re: Crossing the water | #21 |
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why would it be expensive? baloons only cost like 25 cents apiece
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Posted on: 2005/5/22 11:41
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Re: Crossing the water | #20 |
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Sound like a very expensive fart to me...
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Posted on: 2005/5/21 13:06
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i think it'd pop. the oxygen would eventually be packed to the limit and, pop.
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Posted on: 2005/5/21 12:43
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I wonder what would happen to a balloon filled with air and tied to a sub. Logically it should shrink as the external water pressure risses.
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Posted on: 2005/5/21 12:40
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wow. that's pretty small.i wonder what would happen to gum? that'd be pretty neat.
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Posted on: 2005/5/21 12:32
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Re: Crossing the water | #16 |
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Well you see, the foam cup had all the crew's signatures on it. Because it is relatively soft (stirofoam) the water had exurted enough pressure to squeeze it to the size of a thimble.
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Posted on: 2005/5/21 12:17
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i think so, but i'm not sure. it's really interesting to watch these pressure expiraments. i've seen a few on Discovery
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Posted on: 2005/5/21 12:05
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If the can fills with water it won't change shape at all because the waterpressure inside and outside the can is equally dense. It will sink to the bottom and look the same. It would be crushed if it had air inside it or if it had been filled with fluid of a lower pressure than that of the water at the Titanic wreck site.
Did anyone see what happened when they attached a foam cup to the sub that went down to the Titanic on an earlier expedition? |
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Posted on: 2005/5/21 12:00
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they'd probly survive but they'd be paper thin by the time they got down there. that's a good point. i didn't even think of water pressure as a factor
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Posted on: 2005/5/21 11:23
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