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Underwater Air Pocket. The answer is yes, it is not uncommon for pockets of air to exist in parts of a cave where the entrance is underwater. It works the same way (but the opposite direction) as a bucket of water does in air. With a bucket of water in air, the water wants to go down, but. Divers rescue a man trapped underwater in an air pocket for nearly 3 days. The air is slightly stale but still breathable. Discover the fascinating world of underwater air pockets! An air pocket left by some scuba divers allows us to get an extra breath of air below the surface. There is no gravitational imbalance to drive a waterfall in the ocean. But how does air get into these underwater caves? 🌊💨 learn how these strange phenomena form,. Jeanne moos reports on a miracle survivor. Due to the shape of the passage, water flow will force water through the passage, and then recede, creating localized pooling, which if deep enough, could be considered as having air. Yes, it is possible to have pockets of air underwater as long as there is something there to contain the pocket. The problem isn't filling up the air.

With a bucket of water in air, the water wants to go down, but. The answer is yes, it is not uncommon for pockets of air to exist in parts of a cave where the entrance is underwater. But how does air get into these underwater caves? There is no gravitational imbalance to drive a waterfall in the ocean. Discover the fascinating world of underwater air pockets! Yes, it is possible to have pockets of air underwater as long as there is something there to contain the pocket. The air is slightly stale but still breathable. The problem isn't filling up the air. Due to the shape of the passage, water flow will force water through the passage, and then recede, creating localized pooling, which if deep enough, could be considered as having air. An air pocket left by some scuba divers allows us to get an extra breath of air below the surface.

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Underwater Air Pocket Discover the fascinating world of underwater air pockets! But how does air get into these underwater caves? The air is slightly stale but still breathable. With a bucket of water in air, the water wants to go down, but. Yes, it is possible to have pockets of air underwater as long as there is something there to contain the pocket. Divers rescue a man trapped underwater in an air pocket for nearly 3 days. An air pocket left by some scuba divers allows us to get an extra breath of air below the surface. Due to the shape of the passage, water flow will force water through the passage, and then recede, creating localized pooling, which if deep enough, could be considered as having air. Jeanne moos reports on a miracle survivor. It works the same way (but the opposite direction) as a bucket of water does in air. 🌊💨 learn how these strange phenomena form,. There is no gravitational imbalance to drive a waterfall in the ocean. Discover the fascinating world of underwater air pockets! The answer is yes, it is not uncommon for pockets of air to exist in parts of a cave where the entrance is underwater. The problem isn't filling up the air.