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But could a boat the size of a palace possibly float?
Perhaps he was sitting in the bathhouse one day, wondering how a heavy bathtub can float, when inspiration came to him.
In other words, if a 2,000 ton Syracusia displaced exactly 2,000 tons of water, it would just barely float.
If it displaced 4,000 tons of water, it would float with no problem.
It explains why a steel supertanker can float as easily as a wooden rowboat or a bathtub.
Well, that's because fish, first of all, float.
The idea is to have enough balloons so as one balloon floats out of your area, there's another balloon ready to float into place, handing off the internet connection, just like your phone hands off between cell towers as you drive down the freeway.
People live there, and they don't just float over the jungle.
Lorenzetti warns us that we must recognize the shadows of Avarice, Fraud, Division, even Tyranny when they float across our political landscape, especially when those shadows are cast by political leaders loudly claiming to be the voice of good government and promising to make America great again.
But how can we learn to float among the clouds?
And from this simple idea, we learned how to float in the air in a radically new way, without using any type of fuel.
And I'm sure that these steps will lead us much further than the moon, so we can learn to float with our feet on the ground.
And as you sink and drift and float into this relaxed state of mind, I'm going to take your left hand, and just place it up here.
I want you to hold it there just for a moment, and I only want you to allow your hand to sink and drift and float back to the tabletop at the same rate and speed as you drift and float into this relaxed state of awareness, and allow it to go all the way down to the tabletop.
And I only want you to allow your hand to float slowly back up from the tabletop as you feel the pressure release, but only when you feel the pressure release.
So the sunny ones swirl around, the cloudy ones float along, the rainy ones fall down, and the snowy ones flutter to the ground.
And I push off and float over to the window, and I can see the Caribbean.
So we float over with the bag of vegetables, all rehydrated, and we get there.
And Peggy would say, "Hey, Leland, try some of this," and she'd float it over to my mouth, and I'd catch it and we'd go back and forth.
And I float over to the window, and I look down at the planet, and I see all of humanity.
These proteins float independently inside the red blood cell’s pliable, doughnut-like shape, keeping the cells flexible enough to accommodate even the tiniest of blood vessels.
He was sitting on the dock one day and he saw a stingray float beneath his feet.
During a battle, dozens of these ships would float around the arena, crewed by gladiators dressed as the opposing sides of the recreated battle.
And if you sit here long enough, it'll float off the page into the audience.
They will float in seawater, but unfortunately do not get recycled under the bottle bills.
What I came up with was a series of second skins that basically float over the aluminum shell.
And when the bacteria are alone, the molecules just float away, and so, no light.
By lifting this museum, making it float above the ground, we can free up a lot of landscape and space underneath the building.
And the bigger vision, though, is that we want to build submersible geometries, almost like submarines that we can sink and float.
I was exploring, really early on, wanting to make things float in the air.
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