it depends on the boat and its weight, if it is a very heavy boat with a rounded tip it will go through the water like a cruse ship, if the boat is light and has a pointed tip it will ride on top like a kayak.
Yes, radio controlled boats do work on the water. In fact there are some boats that can reach over 140mph. The radio controlled boats are engineered to work great on water.
Boats are usually used in the sea to catch fishes or just to ride for fun. There are some real nice boats less that $200 if you call 1(689)453-8268 there are huge amount of dogs too!
people traveled by wooden boats. Some boats were good in shallow water but others were not and some were light and fast but others were slow and heavy.
water-tight compartments life boats
A ships Propeller pushes a ship through the water. some boats are propelled by jets of water.
Boats usually have low friction (drag) compared to freight trains, but they have considerably more drag than most aircraft, especially the really fast ones. The faster the boat or aircraft, the lower the friction.
Some examples of transportation on water are row boats, hover crafts, submarines, paddle boats, kayaks, motor boats, canoes, jet skis, surfboards, and skim boards. Some things that transport water are aqueducts, irrigation systems, pipes, siphons, sewers, rivers, streams, canals, and buckets.
The bay is the water some boats are on. The bow on a boat is the front part.
Boat's exhaust systems are located on the middle unit of the Outboard motor, but some of the fumes get in the water.
Water pollution, freezing temperatures, and propellers from boats and ships are some.
it depends on the depth of the water and the size of you ATV but you should be able to go though some water
Boats made of cement can float as can those made of steel. They do it by displacing water. See the link below for some history and reference to a book about cement boats.