Compression of fruit at depth

[Token]

You guys have too much free time....

 

[Zeke XA3]

My boat is out of the water, and im bunkered down in my house waiting for a cat 5 hurricane to hit, what else am i going to do than sit on the internet!!

 

[Sas]

My boat is out of the water, and im bunkered down in my house waiting for a cat 5 hurricane to hit, what else am i going to do than sit on the internet!!

Stay safe!

 

[helimvee]

Doc_Ed,

LMAO! Outstanding! Thanks for humoring us. Most enjoyable SB thread in quite some time!

Safe Diving,

Ronald

I agree, this is a great thread. Thanks.

 

[BoltSnap]

What about an egg?

 

[iztok]

How about just a little water and a laboratory mouse?

 

[Zeke XA3]

Do we need a wish list of things we want stuck in Doc Eds contraption?

 

[RJP]

Yeah but now I'm wondering what would happen with a banana.

I saw a video once... but I don't think I can post it here.

 

[gypsyjim]

Dam. I just read through more science in the last 20 minutes, than I listened to in High School and College, put together. Made almost as much sense, too.

Try this with hollow, air filled subjects, instead of liquid based fruits? Hard shelled nuts, ping pong balls, etc.

 

[Zeke XA3]

Depends what we are trying to accomplish.

If we are trying to get bubble formation you need fluid filled fruits to have the tissue? to absorb the gas.

If we are trying to have explosive decompression then yes air filled