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It's a lot saltier than normal sea water as for many years there has been less water running into it than water that evapourates from it. The water goes but the salt stays, so it is slot saltier and has a higher relative density than normal sea water. This helps us float better on it's surface.

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14y ago

The high salt content of the Dead Sea causes the density of the water to be nearly 25% greater than the density of pure water. Buoyancy is proportional to the density of displaced fluid, thus an object in the Dead Sea feels a stronger buoyant force than would be observed in pure water.

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because there is a lot of salt in the dead sea and that creates a lot of buoyancy so you can read a book in the sea without worrying that it will get wet because you sink.

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yes because the salt content in the water is so high your able to float in the shallower areas of the body of water

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Because of high salt levels in the water, the water gets a higher mass densety, and other things becomes lighter compared to it.

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14y ago

No you can't

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