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What is the name of the objects floating in the water?
Those objects are called "buoys." Buoys are typically floating markers that help guide ships, boats, and other watercraft by marking navigational hazards, anchorage points, or underwater obstacles.
What are examples of energy being transferred by water waves?
Energy is transferred by water waves when they move across the surface of the water and cause the water particles to oscillate back and forth. This energy transfer can create movement in objects floating on the water's surface, such as boats or buoys, or generate power through wave energy converters.
What wreckage can be found floating in water?
Wreckage from ships, boats, or aircraft can often be found floating in water. This includes items such as fragments of the vessel, debris, cargo, or personal belongings. It is important to exercise caution around wreckage as it may pose a hazard to navigation and safety.
What force keeps boats floating?
upthrust
What is the friction that boats experience?
Boats experience friction with the water they are floating on, known as hydrodynamic drag. This drag is caused by the resistance of the water against the hull of the boat as it moves through the water. Factors such as the shape of the hull and the speed of the boat can affect the amount of friction experienced.
A boat with a flat bottom and its cargo weigh 5000N The area of the boat's is 4m square How far below the surface of the water is the boats bottom when it is floating in water?
.127m
In preshistoric times what was a floating log used for?
Boats
How do aboriganlas describe boats?
huge floating logs
What is a difference between a boat and a submarine?
A submarine is a kind of boat. But regular boats only use the surface of the water while subs also can dive and travel below the surface.
How do you-boats travel?
On the surface.
Is the river Nile under threat?
Yes - pollution caused numerous ways and there are calls for more control over industry, new construction and the use of the river by watercraft, especially to dispose of their waste - including floating houses and the river commercial fleet comprised of more than 3000 boats. Around 200 cruisers, 500 boats for passengers, 1600 boats for carrying commodities and 300 motor boats, in addition to 400 floating hotels. The links below addresses just one aspect of construction and a paper on pollution
What is being done to save the Nile River?
Not enough and there are calls for more control over industry, new construction and the use of the river by watercraft, especially to dispose of their waste - including floating houses and the river commercial fleet comprised of more than 3000 boats. Around 200 cruisers, 500 boats for passengers, 1600 boats for carrying commodities and 300 motor boats, in addition to 400 floating hotels. The links below addresses just one aspect of construction and a paper on pollution
What were viking boats used for?
floating on the water and the direction is directed by the wind :P
What are small flat-bottom boats such as duck hunting boats prone to do?
capsize or swamp
What are the boats on SpongeBob called?
"Boats" are the Bikini Bottom version of cars
How does surface area affect floating?
Surface area affects floating by influencing the buoyant force acting on an object. A larger surface area increases the amount of water displaced when an object is placed on it, enhancing buoyancy. This is why some objects, like wide boats, can float even if they are heavy; their broad surface area allows them to displace enough water to counteract their weight. Conversely, a small surface area may not displace sufficient water to achieve buoyancy, causing the object to sink.
What marine creatures stick to the bottom of boats?
barnickles
