h a l f b a k e r yOn the one hand, true. On the other hand, bollocks.
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//A cluster of high pressure flexible hoses trailing out behind the diver from shoulders and back would offer less drag.// |
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Interesting idea, but very doubtful. Drag is directly related to surface area, and a cluster of hoses capable of holding the same volume of compressed air is likely to have many times the surface area of a single cylinder. [-] |
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//too industrial-ish looking.// ... for what? Some sort of beauty contest? |
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csea, I'm sure the surface area would be greater but the " form drag " would be less. lurch, When we watch movies of divers exploring tropical reefs there is such a rush of beauty it seems like the humans are all too underdressed for the venue. |
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I claim no expertise in fluid dynamics - " form drag " was a new term for me, but it seems to occur at relatively high velocities. |
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How fast does the average scuba diver travel? |
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Maybe perforating the tentacles/hoses to let out a shroud of tiny bubbles would do the trick [link](?) |
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//high pressure flexible// one or the other, not both. You could have small spheres perhaps... that would look organic'ish. [ ] |
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I'd like to see a scuba tank for a horse - I'd imagine that they'd quite enjoy it. |
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SCUBA tanks for cats ... hmmm. |
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A link for you [8th of 7] |
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Do divers actually travel fast enough for drag to
become a problem? Most of the time, when you
scuba dive, you are not in a hurry. |
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/it seems like the humans are all too underdressed / |
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Please link up described movie! |
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Even if it is some hairy frenchmen with an undersized Speedo. OK, especially if it is a hairy frenchman with an undersized Speedo. |
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