Obviously negative bubbles are why you need tec diver training to go beyond 40m.
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Bendimedes Principal
Any object, wholly or partially immersed in a stationary fluid, is buoyed up by a force equal to the weight of the fluid displaced by the object...unless that object is below 40 meters and the fluid is displaced by air at which point the force vector is reversed and the object is no longer buoyed by any forces. Commonly referred to as "negative bubbles".
This phenomenon was discovered by Archimedes younger brother Bendimedes while he was researching early Greek halucigenics.
... as smartass farm boy drops a fence cable stretcher onto the head LX's gak box. He didn't buy a beer for weeks.
Must not have been a maintainer. Otherwise, they would have already experienced the search for left-handed screwdrivers/wrench sets, headlight fluid, SIF paint, etc."Go ask the bosuns mate for a long weight"
Air Force guys on ships really should just make life easier and paint a target on their flight suits.
Nope it was me and my crew spending some time on a frigate. All flying types, not useful types.Must not have been a maintainer. Otherwise, they would have already experienced the search for left-handed screwdrivers/wrench sets, headlight fluid, SIF paint, etc.
Cooled down steam is water. What is known as "cold steam", and basically visible steam, is water mist. Real steam just expands and condenses quickly. About the only way to keep it in a bucket is to weight it down with negative bubbles.I suspect one could very carefully cool down steam so it stays in a bucket... or use something like dry ice perhaps, to achieve a similar result for "bucket of steam".