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How was the sandwich not physically destroyed by the pressure and almost completely dissolved in water though? I mean isn't it deep down in the seabed? Am I mis

How was the sandwich not physically destroyed by the pressure and almost completely dissolved in water though? I mean isn't it deep down in the seabed? Am I missing something?

quickthrower2 4y ago
Pressure would be bad for most lifeforms but since the bread doesn’t need to stay alive it is probably fine. Since it will be soggy anyway the pressure is coming outside in and from inside out. There is no overall inward pressure to crush it like a junkyard car.
- chrischen 4y ago
  So they taste tested a sandwich soaked in sea water and said it was palatable?
jrmg 4y ago
I wondered that too. I think the sandwiches were inside the sub, which was still full of air?
- can16358p 4y ago
  Then how did they observe the effect of being down underwater? I mean it's a normal sea-level environment inside the sub, not much different from inside an office building with windows closed.
  - jrmg 4y ago
    It would still be high pressure, just high pressure air.