http://www.dur.ac.uk/paul.clark/crabvspipe.html
this is a great video showing the effects of massive pressure change
this is a great video showing the effects of massive pressure change
not for the weak of stomach
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boomx5
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That was hilarious!
Goeduck
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Duuuuuuh, Where did he go? Where did he go?
Wow! That was pretty cool! Okay, mebbe not so coll for the crab, but still.. Almost looked like something you would see in a cartoon, not real life!
Curly
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No, it's not diving-related, but it is a graphic illustration of what such a pressure gradient can do.
http://crustacea.nhm.org/~dean2/crab.html
http://crustacea.nhm.org/~dean2/crab.html
Scubaroo
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I wonder how much of that was due to the crab hitting the saw blade as well... although being sucked through a 3mm crack is pretty impressive!
Reminds me of that final scene in Alien Ressurrection...
Reminds me of that final scene in Alien Ressurrection...
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WOW!!!! Neat video. Plenty of light at 6000'. :dead:
Curly
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Imagine what it takes to maneuver that robot down that deep and control the saw -- guess you need decent lighting in order to make the cut at the right spot.
I wonder what they do once the pipe is cut.
They prey to god the pessure differential doesn't tear the pipe apart.....pooor crabby...what was he doing that deep anyway...he should have been in some trap prepping for someone's dinner plate
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