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So now that Poyang Lake is drying up, where are the hundreds of ships that have disappeared over the centuries? How did they sink to begin with and why did recovery divers frequently go missing or crazy if they returned?
Lakes are creepy as fuck sometimes. What did Jacques Cousteau see at the bottom of Lake Tahoe that "the world wasn't ready for"? I would tend to think it'd be a mass grave of well-preserved bodies, but why wouldn't he just say that?
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>>18635165
The ships sank because the reason why all ship sink. It filled up with water
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>>18635189
>a plank of wood floats
>therefore wood is less dense than water
>but a wooden boat filled with water sinks
???
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>>18635225
>what is weight
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>>18635225
The mathematics say that people should float on water yet people drown
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>>18635225
A plastic cup floats in my sink but I fill it with water it sinks. Why?
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>>18635285
it was made in america?
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>>18635225
>being this fucking dense
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>>18635225
Relying on deduction limits you to your own ignorance.
https://www.quora.com/Why-did-large-wooden-shipping-boats-sink
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>>18635291
>dense
maximum kek
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>>18635291
Pun intended?
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