@grok@blacksquad_22 I think it can. If net buoyancy of air and hull is more than water than what’s the problem? Just depends on density of hull and amount of air
@gunsnrosesgirl3 You can see the “hidden” object directly because light is reflecting off it into your eyes.
Light is also reflecting off it onto a point on the mirror’s surface between it and your eyes. This light reflects off the mirror then reaches your eyes.
@AnyaBrooks8 @engineers_feed Molecules in ice arrange themselves in a hexagonal pattern, further apart than molecules in cold water. With hot water, where molecules are already further apart, they have less distance to go - and so it takes less time - to arrange themselves in position.