@chimeroid said:
@cahddz said:
Because water takes almost all the weight away from an object.
Really? Do you really think that? Are you in any way, shape or form being serious? I can't even begin to explain why your sentence is wrong.
Any way, during the feat, the submarine was outside of the water for well over 10 feet. Making it a fully legitimate feat of lifting something without the "assistance" of water.
It's physics.
I fully know it's physics. But you are painfully wrong.
1. Water doesn't remove all the weight. It removes 1 ton per cubic meter due to it's density. Also, it's not weight it removes, but it is the amount of weight it can support as you lift something. I mean, it's a lot more complicated than this explanation, but i don't think you would get the more detailed guide.
2. Water adds resistance. Yes, it's easier to slowly lift something through water, but moving anything through water with speed is 8 times more difficult than through air.
3. Aquaman was moving incredibly quickly and, at the end, the submarine broke the surface and moved out in the air. According to your "physics" once the sub was no longer in the water, it was no longeru nder the effect of "becoming weightless".
Seriously, go study physics before you spout nonsense like that.
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