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something ive been thinking about.. i get how wooden boats float cause if you throw wood on water it will float but if you throw something that is heavy like steel into water it will sink to the bottom, so why dont steel boats sink to the bottom? is there wood inbetween the steel on a steel boat or what?? thanks in advance
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The volume of water displaced by the curved shape of the boat is heavier than the air displacing it. The overall weight of the boat pushing down is counterbalanced by the weight of water being pushed up, resulting in equilibrium, or, a floating boat.
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The volume of water displaced by the curved shape of the boat is heavier than the air displacing it. The overall weight of the boat pushing down is counterbalanced by the weight of water being pushed up, resulting in equilibrium, or, a floating boat.
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The volume of water displaced by the curved shape of the boat is lighter than the air displacing it. The overall weight of the boat pushing up is counterbalanced by the weight of water being pushed down, resulting in equilibrium, or, my gay balls.
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Sep 28, 2015 01:04
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TwoFire posted:The volume of water displaced by the curved shape of the boat is heavier than the air displacing it. The overall weight of the boat pushing down is counterbalanced by the weight of water being pushed up, resulting in equilibrium, or, a floating boat. please dont troll my thread
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TEAYCHES posted:please dont troll my thread The volume of water displaced by the curved shape of the boat is heavier than the air displacing it. The overall weight of the boat pushing down is counterbalanced by the weight of water being pushed up, resulting in equilibrium, or, a floating boat.
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Sep 28, 2015 01:08
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if air keeps the heavy boat from sinking then how do fish breathe underwater
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Sep 28, 2015 01:08
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loving Physics nerds ITT. Gonna give you all wedgies.
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loving boats, how do they work?
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I was the captain of my team in the New Jersey High School Physics League
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Hobohemian posted:loving boats, how do they work? The volume of water displaced by the curved shape of the boat is heavier than the air displacing it. The overall weight of the boat pushing down is counterbalanced by the weight of water being pushed up, resulting in equilibrium, or, a floating boat.
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Sep 28, 2015 01:09
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TEAYCHES posted:if air keeps the heavy boat from sinking then how do fish breathe underwater the same way ants defy gravity- they're underwater (or in the case of ants, super small, so gravity can't see them and apply itself). The same applies.
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those guys are nerds
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TEAYCHES posted:if air keeps the heavy boat from sinking then how do fish breathe underwater Fish don't breath they're vegetables ya git.
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God makes steel boats float to show you the glory of His creation. See also: magnets
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VendaGoat posted:The volume of water displaced by the curved shape of the boat is heavier than the air displacing it. The overall weight of the boat pushing down is counterbalanced by the weight of water being pushed up, resulting in equilibrium, or, a floating boat. Y'all motherfuckers lyin'.
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when i go boating with my pops i like to bring a long a nice key lime pie. i'll grab a reese's pieces pie if im in a pinch though
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with a bitch on my mind and my penis in my hands
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ROFLburger posted:when i go boating with my pops i like to bring a long a nice key lime pie. i'll grab a reese's pieces pie if im in a pinch though welcome back, buddy! don't confuse ralp with your avatar in the future and you won't get banned. 
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TwoFire posted:the same way ants defy gravity- they're underwater (or in the case of ants, super small, so gravity can't see them and apply itself). The same applies. ok i guess this makes sense but it still doesnt explain boats imo also if you drop something into a lake that is 200lbs at the same time as a 100lb object does the 200lb sink twice as fast?
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TEAYCHES posted:ok i guess this makes sense but it still doesnt explain boats imo water is blind so it can't see the boat duh afraid i don't do math, what are you SOME KIND OF NERD!?
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is it possible to calculate how much water is in the ocean considering its constantly moving how long would it take for the oceans to be the same depth if you removed the locks from the panama canal and let it flow freely, wouldnt they even out
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The volume of water displaced by the immigrants is lighter than the air displacing it. The overall weight of the boat pushing up is counterbalanced by the social justice workers of Europe, resulting in overpopulation, or, my gay balls.
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Sep 28, 2015 01:16
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concrete ships were a thing at one time really you can make anything float
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I displaced my cock in ops mom. Taking the skin boat to tuna town
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VendaGoat posted:I displaced my cock in ops mom. better watch out i once capsized between her thighs  Anthrovore posted:concrete ships were a thing at one time there were no survivors
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TwoFire posted:welcome back, buddy! don't confuse ralp with your avatar in the future and you won't get banned. thanks bud. i do NOT recommend being banned.
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how do boats work. Wood is loving heavy!
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how do airplanes work
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TEAYCHES posted:is it possible to calculate how much water is in the ocean considering its constantly moving let's stay on topic here people. i would like to know the answer to these question as well
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Cnut the Great posted:how do airplanes work the air on the top of the wings is faster than the bottom so pressure brings them up
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how do vcrs work underwater or in the air?
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Witch!
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so why does this only work with boats and not if you threw something like a gun or a katana into the water
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TwoFire posted:how do vcrs work underwater or in the air? they don't
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TwoFire posted:how do vcrs work underwater or in the air? The volume of water displaced by the curved shape of the vcr is heavier than the air displacing it. The overall weight of the vcr pushing down is counterbalanced by the weight of water being pushed up, resulting in equilibrium, or, a floating vcr. also you need a vhs tape rewinder shaped like a boat
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TwoFire posted:The volume of water displaced by the curved shape of the boat is heavier than the air displacing it. What does the second part of this sentence mean?
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