Invisible Water Effect
By Dunn •
October 7, 2008
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Thank you for sharing this video
Nilo’s last blog post..Philip Nolasco first Little Grand Star Dreamer Winner of Pinoy Dream Academy
Hmm…Wierd… :s How does they do that?
BioTecK’s last blog post..Life Is A Cabaret!
The tank is filled with a very dense gas (you see them filling it with a hose from a cylinder at the start). The title is German for “Ship floats on gas”. I think the gas is sulphur hexafluoride- it’s about 4 times as dense as air, enough for the boat to float on it, but only 0.6% as dense as water.