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water / vacuum

adamo
in Classical Physics

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Hello, I'm new here.

 

I'm wondering if anyone could help me find a technical term. It's for the action imposed on a body as it's sucked down into liquid (water) by the action of a larger body sinking beneath the surface. My enquiry has been related to the rapid sinking of a ship, and a maritime description of this, but I've been unable to find anything.. Any help for a not particularly scientific mind much appreciated!

 

ao

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Vortex.. Seems kind of obvious now..

 

Thanks swansont!

 

 

 

As you were

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