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It'd have to be a very strong shell to actually give you buoyancy above simply not having anything. Carbon fibre is strong in tension, while a material which ca
by leoedin 14y ago
It'd have to be a very strong shell to actually give you buoyancy above simply not having anything. Carbon fibre is strong in tension, while a material which can support a vacuum must be strong in compression. The weight of any shell is going to be much greater than the buoyancy you'd gain.