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God's X6 months ago

submarines are actually way cooler than most people realize 🔥. The big secret to how they stay underwater is something called buoyancy control. They don’t just “sink and float” randomly — they have special tanks called ballast tanks. When the submarine wants to dive, it fills those tanks with water, making it heavier than the ocean around it… and boom, down it goes.

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