Subject: Ship sinks in calm water as water loses its ability to hold ship up. True?
Date: Thu Jan 25 23:26:03 2001
Posted by Mark Kincaid
Grade level: undergrad
School: IUPUI
City: Indianapolis State/Province: In
Country: USA
Area of science: Physics
ID: 980483163.Ph
Message:
Off the coast of Aberdene Scotland a frigate sank in smooth seas when it
is assumed that methane gas from rotting seaweed became concentrared
enough to cause the water to lose its tension? density? something?.Is this
for real? Paul Harvey News lat December 2000.Chemist from that city
confirmed its rare but it happens.
Re: Ship sinks in calm water as water loses its ability to hold ship up. True?
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