| 5656 |
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Does the U.S. Navy have one? |
| Yup Yup |
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U.S. Navy? Hell, I made one myself out of 100% styrofoam. Doesn't take all that much to make it unsinkable. |
| 5u |
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The Titanic is unsinkable... |
| father time |
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Eventually time will win. Your styrofoam will get eroded by water and crumble into tiny pieces. |
| sniffy |
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This. The Titanic absolutely will not and cannot sink. |
| Yup Yup |
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Each of which will continue to float. |
| Wannabe Goldbug |
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Depends on your definition of unsinkable |
| 5656 |
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Can a ship be built today that will not sink because of the influence of another existing technology(ies)? I'd say the styrofoam boat would sink if you were able to make a huge piece of steel and place it on top of the styrofoam. |
| sniffy |
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Wrong. Styrofoam is by definition an alternating fibre -- composed mostly of methane and colloidal silver. It would absorb most of the volume from the steel and share its mass. |
| orbit |
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Yes. Make a space ship. Put it into orbit. There. You have a ship that will never sink. |
| father time |
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Ummm, you forgot the ship part. SHIP: A vessel larger than a boat for transporting people or goods by sea. How do tiny styrofoam pieces transport people and good? |
| Concerned Citizen |
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The Unsinkable Molly Brown? |
| Yup Yup |
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Ummm...you forgot about Whos. |
| SumguyI |
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There are canoes made out of Royalex. It is a plastic composite and the material itself is bouyant. Even if it floods 100%, it won't sink. You could use Royalex for a ship, just make it thicker. |
| father time |
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No Whos as they do not apply. I forgot and "s" after "good." Fishing for spelling trolls is not to difficult. |
| Yup Yup |
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Oh, no, my young friend. They do indeed apply. After all, a person's a person, no matter how small. . . . . . . . Spelling trolls? WTF are you talking about? |