In general, whether an object sinks or floats doesn't depend on its size, but rather on its density. If it is denser than the liquid in which it is placed, it will sink; otherwise it will float.
cause they believed that if a witch floated she was a true witch. if the person sank, they weren't a witch, and also dead to prove it.
she floated on a piece of wood that probably broke off when the titantic was sinking
An object will float if it has less density than water - or whatever liquid it's supposed to float on. Equivalently, it will float if it weighs less than the same volume of liquid. An object will sink otherwise - more density than the liquid.
if the veggie grows underground, it will sink, and veggies that grow above ground, will float Today my Kindergarten class made Stone Soup. We discovered that carrots floated and mushrooms sank - before cooking. After cooking all the vegetables floated. So the above statement is false. I would like to know why the potatoes and mushrooms sank at first and then floated after cooking.
After the R.M.S Titanic sank it just went underwater and it sunk because it hit an iceburg in the middle of the night, the ship broke in half and parts of it floated down and is yards apart.
Titanic's collision was at 11:40 PM. She floated until 2:20 AM (after midnight) when her stern sunk in the North Atlantic Ocean.
It floated up north and then sank... U R DOING GEO SEARCH 6...I knew it...im sooo smart!
All 20 lifeboats were launched, though Collapsible A and B floated off the ship (A was submerged, B was upside down) just before Titanic sank.
* to sink (intrans. - that is without an object) - sinken - sinkt - sank - ist gesunken. * to sink (trans. - that is with an object) - versenken.
No. Titanic was crossing the Atlantic Ocean on her maiden voyage.
Earth formed as larger and larger fragments of rock and metal orbiting the sun collided to form one growing planet. The energy of all these collisions generated so much heat that the young Earth melted. The densest materials, mostly iron and nickel, sank to the very center of the planet. Less dense materials formed the mantle. The least dense materials floated to the surface and formed the crust.
The Mary Celeste never sank. It was discovered drifting the sea without a crew. Actually it did eventually sink after about ten years of floating around in the ocean by itself...ships eventually deteriorate esspecially without maintenance...it's extremely amazing it just floated around like that for so long anyway.