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Contents of an egg are fluid therefore not compressible.
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personally i would like to know how to blow the bubble rings you see divers do - but i guess it helps if youre a smoker
Contents of an egg are fluid therefore not compressible.
Ah I was thinking of the inside fluids. There is an air pocket that would lead to shell breakage at some depth.That's if it were an ideal fluid, which I doubt it is. I'd be very surprised if you could take an egg down to the bottom of the marianas trench without it breaking under the pressure.![]()
personally i would like to know how to blow the bubble rings you see divers do - but i guess it helps if youre a smoker
Get on your back with your mouth up. Take a gulp of air before removing the reg. Parch your lips then say "POP." Reinsert reg. With a little practice you can blow two or three rings in rapid succession with each ring inside the other.
the video link i have is at 20mtrs - i hear its an advance course instructor trick
personally i would like to know how to blow the bubble rings you see divers do - but i guess it helps if youre a smoker