Just wonder how did the sumarine deal with their weast from the tiolet during the underwater mission?
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Human waste being biodradable, is ejected into the deep sea on a sub.\nOn a plane, it's held until the plane land and they can empty out that compartment.
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LOTS & LOTS & LOTS & LOTS OF SODA!!! It's all that will work! I assume they put her under?? It's the gel they put on the breathing tube that they put down her throat.  I bet she didn't even know they did it.. The gel COATS the throat! Get a case of coke & go at it!! WATER WILL NOT CLEAN THE GEL OFF THE THROAT!!!
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As I understand it, ballast tanks are along the sides of the ship. And that's all around distributed. But just remember: it's Poseidon. It's full of crap. How is it that only those few characters survive? How did they hold their breath through that really long passage way, even an Olympic swimmer couldn't do that? How is it that they is a fully inflated raft waiting for them at the end when they jump down, complete with oars, med kit, and emergency flares?\n\nIt's doesn't have to make sense :-P
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OK, so one day I was assigned to protect the high school I graduated from against giant salamanders with horns.  Then this psycho escapes from this prison, so my unit is in charge of capturing him.  I shot him as he's flying away on his flying salamander.  So at my victory party (held in my warren tunneled and built of old playground equipment) I start dancing with this girl, but I can't See her face.\n\nThen I go to up and went to work.
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in my real experience, the glass shattered everywhere during the explosions. maybe you've seen it on films? they keep the explosions in the house.
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I think, and my marine physiology is rather out of date, that if a swim bladder was so packed with air that it would be unable to hold any more, the fish would be forced to the surface because of increased buoyancy, unless it expended a huge amount of energy to counter that (think 'swim down' from Finding Nemo, but have them doing it all the time).  If the swim bladder was unable to take in any air at all, and was somehow kept empty, the perch would sink unless it made the effort to keep itself at a certain depth.
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Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus
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well,first of all you can take a hollow cylinder.then on one end of the cylinder,attach a rubber sheet(thin one).then you can attach a stick with flat head  fixed to it to the rubber sheet.the flat head will prevent the balloon from bursting in the cylinder.now to make it work,first pull the stick towards you,like a catapult,and then release it.the rubber attachment will make it go ahead and strike the water baloon.i tried it.it worked.\nif you face any problem,contact me.
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The last one. They're stuck in a cave or stomach or something (i forget, the manga is waaaaaaaay past this point by like, a year) and they put the shikon shards with Tetsusaiga to make is powerful enough to defeat whatever it was....but it makes him transform because all the bad energy in the air is channeled through them until Kagome's miko-purity-energy cancels it out when she hugs him.....it's terribly mushy...
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There were 2 large military hospitals, with full surgical staff. One at Tonsanute and one at Cam Rhan Bay. I should think that either of them would have handled the initial treatment, with evacuation probably being to one the hospitals in Japan.
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Unless EVERYTHING goes right.........\n\nYour gaonna die on this climb\n\nbest case they'll have to helivac you off the mountian with fingers and toes gone forever\n\n\nWhen two Sherpas become the victims of an attempt to scale Mt. Everest, the French members of the expedition simply roll their bodies off the mountain face. One body crashes to a stop near Sherpas on a separate expedition far below. An American climber, observing their stunned silence, interprets what they might be thinking - nobody would dare throw the bodies of dead white climbers off Mt. Everest.
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Wikipedia has a complete overview of it; including causes and the aftermath. I linked it below for you.
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Mike Amman.  He was driving my car to the unit one morning and fell asleep.  My little car got flattened by a big truck.\n\nI remember a training weekend when his AAV brokedown.  I decided to tow him.  My driver kept jerking the throttle and the tow cables broke.  32 tons of tank with 3 Marines in it went nose first into a revine.  About 30 ft down the nose planted 3 feet into the ground.  It took 5 AAV's to pull it back up.  Everyone was OK.  Mike said it was the best ride he has ever been on.  From that point on people were threatned with getting towed by me if they broke down.  He will always live on in my memories.
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Nobody seems to have figured this out yet. The rock in the canoe displaces a volume of water equal to its mass, as part of the total displacement of the canoe. When you drop the rock overboard, it displaces a volume of water equal to the volume of the rock. Since rock is denser than water (assuming we're not dealing with pumice here) the rock now displaces less water than it did in the canoe. So the water level in the pool will fall.\n\nIn the case of pumice or other floating rock, it displaces its mass in water in either case and the water level is unchanged.
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Sadly, there is no easy way to do this. My only success in doing that was to storm Yahoo HQ with a crack team of three light infantry units. Once inside we needed to take something like nine hostages at gunpoint before we could even get a secretary to speak to us. Only after we had executed four of the older ones did we finally get a tech-support person to show his pimply face, but by then we had been stormed from the roof-tiles by their own internal SWAT division and as I write from deep within a holding cell in the Yahoo! building, I find that I'm not getting all the points I deserve on this system, and I can't get anything but a chat-bot to deal with the question. Mind-numbingingly-maddening this situation.
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Hello, Every subamarine contains ballast tanks that when the needs to sink  it takes in water, due to the pressure and weight the submarine sinks and goes underwater and is propelled through propellars. When it needs to rise to suface, it lets the water out slowly and air comes and fills its ballest tanks and the submarine comes to surface. \n\nThats' it works, more info, check the web
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When someone speaks above the water, the person underwater will hear it "twinkle" in exactly the same way and for the same reason as stars twinkle.\n\nSound undergoes various effects when it hits the surface of water including reflection, refraction and dispersion. the specifics of what happens depends on the volume of the sound, the surface shape of water (which tends to be irregular and turbulent, more so with a person under it) and the depth of water between surface and listener.\n\nthe listener will end up hearing a very distorted version of the speech with varying loudness, just like twinkling stars.\n\nnow will the listener be able to understand what is being said is a slightly different question. you can take it safely that if the speaker were reciting poetry, the listener will barely understand. but if the speaker were standing, with a horrified look on the face , point out far, and *screams* something that sounds to the underwater listener like sh--k! the listener will get the message :P