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From: Philip Lange (no email)
Date: Mon Jun 05 2006 - 12:22:20 EDT
Perhaps we can shed some light if any one here has an understanding of the
relationship between seawater specific density, depth, salinity, and
temperature.
That may have a bearing on why an object can apparently float beneath the
oceans' surface.
Philip
> >Nothing "floats" a few feet under the water. That's basic physics. If it
> >isn't on the top, it will be on the bottom.
>
> >>That's wrong - basic physics or not.. If something is the same
> >>specific gravity as water, then it won't sink, but it won't
> >>necessarily float either.
>
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Philip & Marilyn Lange
AE4OV & KD4JRC,
ORYOKI
Witness 35 Catamaran
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