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Diving bells have no buoyancy=- they are captive and hung from a crane or hoist structure , captive amusement-park ones have something resembling an elevator structure. Therefore if the cable(s) snap, the Bell and its complement will be lost- the air supply is piped in from the surface, they have no buoyancy- so if the lines were snapped- down you go- permanently. Contrast a submarine with ballast tanks.

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Q: Does the buoyant force on a diving bell deep beneath the ocean's surface have the same value as when the diving bell is just beneath the surface?
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