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RE: On what planet does steel float?

Posted on: August 11, 2017 at 12:26:21 CT

MOCO SON MU

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Silas, on planet Earth. Steel ships have sailed the Earth's oceans for approximately 150 years. Man is able to build larger ships employing steel as opposed to wood!

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On what planet does steel float? - Silas MU - 8/11 11:40:01

RE: On what planet does steel float? - MOCO SON MU - 8/11 12:26:21

47,000 tons of precision-welded steel up to four inches - catbirdseat MU

- 8/11 11:49:34

Thats a bad boy right there - Uncle Fester USMC - 8/11 11:52:20

It will be a tiny, tiny, orange dingy(nm) - catbirdseat MU

- 8/11 12:10:49

Earth(nm) - Gaseous Clay MU - 8/11 11:47:11

Earth--ever notice a ship float - mu7176grad MU - 8/11 11:45:32

A ship floats - Silas MU - 8/11 11:51:40

RE: A ship floats - MOCO SON MU - 8/11 12:31:16

Water displacement maybe?(nm) - tman KC - 8/11 13:06:49

you took a L on that one, Doc. Might as well - dangertim MU

- 8/11 11:57:02

If is was a straight block of steel --no - mu7176grad MU - 8/11 11:54:00

Air causes the floatation. Not the steel. - Silas MU - 8/11 11:57:36

RE: Air causes the floatation. Not the steel. - MOCO SON MU - 8/11 12:32:20

if that's the way you're going to weasle out of this one, - dangertim MU

- 8/11 12:00:32

And it is gravity that causes it to sink - tman KC - 8/11 12:05:04

Incorrect (nm) - pickle MU

- 8/11 11:59:37

Ever seen an aircraft carrier. (nm) - tman KC - 8/11 11:47:48

Silas and Kim Jong Un don't believe it - mu7176grad MU - 8/11 11:51:57

Im always amazed those ships actually float - Uncle Fester USMC - 8/11 11:49:24

No kidding. Especially fully loaded. (nm) - tman KC - 8/11 11:52:05