How are internet cables able to withstand the devastating pressure at the ocean floor? Will it not be destroyed?
In: Engineering
Inside things that the ocean usually crushes (like submarines or animals), there’s squishables and/or empty space for the water to crush/push other parts of the object into. Metal cables and the crazy protective coverings do not have cavities or crushable sections, so the water does push hard on it but that doesn’t really do anything.
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