Because your body is less dense than the water. More dense bodies go down, in fact you don't float back to the top, the water falls down not leaving room for your body but up to the surface.
you just float on your back because its mostly water, and you just "swim" out.
If you've ever seen a plank of wood or even an entire log floating along a river, then you've probably wondered how and why this happens!When something like a log of wood is put into water, it pushes down on the water and the water moves aside to make room for the object. (Think, for example, of how the water in the bathtub moves aside and makes room for you when you step into the tub!) When there is enough water to push back up against the object with the same force as the object is pushing down, then the object will float!That's why a piece of wood that is lightweight for its size will float in a big body of water, like the ocean or a river. However, that same piece of wood might not float in a different smaller body of water, such as your swimming pool or tub!
Maybe use the same principal as a submarine. Two water tanks begin to fill themselves with water, and therefore the craft sinks. Then, after your twenty seconds, a pump should begin to remove the water from the water tanks, causing the craft to float back to the surface. If the army have faith in this simple physics then I'm sure we can...
YES!!! Human density is 0.97 of 100 for water. So since we are less dense than water , we will float. Added to which nature gives us a pair of 'water wings' , they are called 'lungs'. Yes!!! you can lie on the surface of water, but because our density is slightly less than watert , most of the human organism will immerse in water, but enough is left above the surface of water, for us to breath.
Your body fat has a lot to do with how well you will float but basically people can and do float. I personally don't float very well but with air in my lungs and on my back I float easily. Basically, it's because we are more dense than water. By breathing in air, our density becomes less than that of water and we begin to float. This is how people can stay afloat and how people can drown.
A supine float is floating in the water on your back with head above water.
It would simply float back to the surface!
It is used for emergencies when you run out of energy. I do this all of the time.
Your weight is the same on land as on the water.
a floating position on one's back with arms extended out to the sides and face upward.
You can keep afloat a number of ways in deep water. By swimming any of the four key strokes, Front Crawl, Backstroke, Breaststroke and Butterfly, or by simply treading water. Also, it is possible to float on your back. If you keep still enough, the buoyancy of the water will prevent you from submerging, especially if you take a breath.
If youre a beginner than you can do the soldier float which is laying on your back with your arms to the side. There is tug float which is getting ready to do a cannonball dive into the water.There is also jellyfish float where you bend and float while holding your knees. There is also something called treading water which helps you float upright without holding anything.All you have to do is do the doggy paddle upright. Hope this helps
Back stroke
Well, I guess you could jump in the water and hope that luck is on your side. luck doesn't have much to do with it. unless you are "lucky" enough to have someone nearby to save your silly self. look up swimming videos on youtube etc watch how they do it get used to the water - in the shallow end of the pool go under the water - learn to hold your breath learn to float on your back - or tread water if you sink try dog-paddle breast-stroke back-stoke side-stoke free style-stroke have fun Go to a lake and go as deep as you can. Hope I helped! :)
If you lay on your back in water without moving, you will float.
A swimming stroke in which a person lies face down in the water and extends the arms in front of the head, then sweeps them both back laterally under the surface of the water while performing a frog kick.A swimming stroke in which a person lies face down in the water and extends the arms in front of the head, then sweeps them both back laterally under the surface of the water while performing a frog kick. A race or a leg of a race in which this stroke is swum.
A feather. A puddle jumper (float plane)??? A UFO. (although, they technically hover when they're off)??? There is a particular type of boat one of which is called the flying posidon, which has wings under the water which makes the boat effectively 'fly' accross the water, when the boat is not in motion it floats! A duck Yes, but if she weighs the same as a duck, then she will float and is therefore made of wood and by extention will burn and so must be a witch. BURN HER!! :) A pilot who has a swimming pool in his back yard