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Question about the underwater dome Eddy/Caroline Scene

posted 17 years ago by JohnnyAngel94
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Okay, this has been itching at me for a while. This makes no sense.

This underwater dome is completely sumberged in water, yet when the divers swim in Eddy and Caroline to handcuff them inside, it is only half full of water.

Unless I am missing something, this defys the logics of science. The thing was completely sumberged in water. The divers and everybody else clearly swim under in and inside of it - there could not have been an air pocket.

Somebody maybe exxplain this to me and maybe I am missing something?

[–] miked272001 17 years ago

I can explain. It is a low budget movie & the only thing you should be focusing on are the girls tight abs and huge racks. Don't concern yourself with this trivial minor details kid.

[–] JohnnyAngel94 17 years ago

That was a of great help to my question, thanks..

[–] miked272001 17 years ago

Glad I could help.

[–] Laks83 14 years ago

It's because the air is not as heavy as water, and the air has no way to go but up and that way was closed.

Try putting a glass upside down in your kitchen sink, and you'll notice that it won't be filled with water.

Basic science.

[–] JohnnyAngel94 14 years ago

But the glas in a kicthen sink is "sealed" at the bottom (where the open part touches the sink), allowing now water to come in.

This "dome" underwater was complely OPEN underneath, that is how divers swam up underneath and into it. It would have filled to the top with water within seconds of building it down there.

"In order to survive a war, you have to become war.." - Sylvester Stallone/John J. Rambo -

[–] Laks83 13 years ago

That the dome is completely OPEN underneath doesn't matter, the air has still no place to go but up, and that way was sealed.