How do big ass ships like aircraft carriers actually float on water while carrying the weight of aircraft, engines, controls, etc?
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It’s proportional, so the bigger the boat the more weight they can carry. Those aircraft carriers are ABSOLUTELY MASSIVE and the buoyancy grows accordingly. Also having a large volume displacing water maters. Use the same weight but as a pole and the pole would sink, the amount of water displaced is more than the weight of the ship. So the force of the water pushes the boat “up”.
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