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First of all, pressure is defined as force per unit area. In the case of a lake, the main force acting upon an object in the lake would be gravity, among others. At the surface of the lake, the pressure on the object would be the force that the column of air above exerts on it, divided by the area that the force is acting upon. On the other hand, the pressure on the object at the bottom of a lake would be the force of the column of air PLUS the force of the lake water above, divided by the area that the force is acting upon. Therefore, the pressure must be greater at the bottom of the lake.
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Can you make it to the bottom of the ocean?
no ur brain would explode from to much pressure
What part of the water has high pressure?
The deeper the water, the higher the pressure. This is due to how much weight is on the water. At the top of the ocean, the only thing above the water pushing down on it is air. However, at the bottom of the ocean you have not only the air but the entire body of water above it pushing down. This creates a greater pressure at lower depths.
As someone goes dives deeper in a ocean they have more PSI acting upon them If this ocean was mercury would the same pressure be greater or less?
Pressure in a fluid at a certain depth H is proportional to the density of the fluid. Since Mercury has a much higher density then water it will exert a much larger pressure at the same depth.
How much ocean does Vietnam have?
The whole east coastline is ocean; from top to bottom.
Why do dams need to be thicker on the bottom and thiner at the top?
because the water pressure on the damn is much higher on the bottom of it than the top.
Why are dams made thinner at the bottom?
This is because the pressure in a liquid increases with depth. This means that the pressure at the bottom of the dam is more. Hence it is more liable to break out from the dam as more pressure is exerted on the walls. So, the walls are thicker at the bottom.
What is a bottom current?
bottom current moves very slow.a slow flowing current at the bottom of the ocean means that the ocean is very calm and has no danger to anyone what so ever .Yes it is very much like a flow of water or wind current. In the case of water, it is the water molecules that flow in a pipe. The head or pressure of water is similar to "voltage", the thickness and..
How much pressure is on your lungs in outer space?
well lets just say that if went down to the bottom of the ocean you would be crushed but in outer space it would take half the time
How much light do blobfish get?
they don't get any because they are at the bottom of the ocean
How much pressure is in the sunlight zone?
The sunlight zone, or photic zone, of the ocean extends from the surface down to about 200 meters (656 feet). At this depth, the pressure is approximately 20 times greater than atmospheric pressure at sea level, which is about 200 kilopascals (kPa) or 29 psi. This pressure increases with depth, but the sunlight zone remains relatively shallow compared to deeper ocean layers.
Describe the changes in the pressure on your body if you started on top of a mountain walked to an ocean beach and then dove to the bottom of a nearby cove?
As you start on top of a mountain, the atmospheric pressure is relatively low due to the elevation. As you walk down to the ocean beach, the pressure increases as you descend to sea level, where it stabilizes to about 1013 hPa. When you dive to the bottom of a nearby cove, the pressure increases significantly due to the weight of the water above you, adding approximately 1 atmosphere (about 1013 hPa) for every 10 meters of depth, resulting in much higher pressure at the bottom compared to sea level. This transition illustrates the dramatic changes in pressure from high altitude to deep underwater environments.
How much blubber is in a manatee?
Well, because then they wouldn't sink to the bottom of the ocean!
