To: V K Lee
How would these gasses create the loss of navigational equipment, compos, and such? It wouldn't. But the bubbling gas would make the water less dense, and thus less buoyant, and a ship could suddenly sink.
13 posted on
03/15/2016 1:04:28 PM PDT by
PapaBear3625
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To: PapaBear3625
That I understand. But according to those who experienced incidents in the vicinity also spoke of navigational equipment not working in a number of instances. Both magnetic and electronic. Could it be possible that more than 1 abnormality occurs at the same location? Possible but highly unlikely. JMO There are few coincidents.
15 posted on
03/15/2016 1:09:50 PM PDT by
V K Lee
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To: PapaBear3625
I have heard that ships in those circumstances don’t so much sink as fall...
18 posted on
03/15/2016 1:21:59 PM PDT by
Little Ray
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To: PapaBear3625
It wouldn't. But the bubbling gas would make the water less dense, and thus less buoyant, and a ship could suddenly sink.I know that water losing density can cause a ship to sink, but all they should have to do to confirm their theory is go down there and find all the ships sunk by the Earth Farts....right? :-)
30 posted on
03/15/2016 2:03:03 PM PDT by
MamaTexan
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To: PapaBear3625; V K Lee
34 posted on
03/15/2016 2:26:54 PM PDT by
mad_as_he$$
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