Why giant ships don’t sink

Simple physics giant ships are mostly air inside steel and they displace water heavier than themselves so the sea has no choice but to hold them up

Because they are mostly air, which is also why they capsize instead of sinking. Anything that stays up by volume rather than strength fails sideways.

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Archimedes' buoyant force