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Crab boat has 500K LBS of crab in it, does the boat then weigh 500K more?
10-12-2020, 09:34 AM
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Crab boat has 500K LBS of crab in it, does the boat then weigh 500K more?
Watching Deadliest Catch the crab boat has 500K pounds of crab in the hold, does the boat then weigh 500K pounds more than it did before they put the crab in it? Just curious how much do the crab actually weigh when in the holding tanks?
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10-12-2020, 09:35 AM
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maybe they have water in the tanks.
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You have to subtract the weight of the holes in the crabs
10-12-2020, 09:35 AM
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Idk. If you’re mom has a pound of cum pumped in her vag is she a pound heavier
10-12-2020, 09:37 AM
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Actually, the crabs are almost weightless, as long as they are in the water. They are just swimming around in the holding tank. As soon as you lift them out of the water, their weight applies. The water in the holding tank is also weight neutral relative to the water outside the boat, as long as it's below the sea level.
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it's all about buoyant force
if the crabs are in water, their effective weight is (land weight) - (weight of water displaced). this effectively makes them weightless since the water they displace is similar weight.
as soon as you lift them out of the water, no water is displaced, and they weigh full amount.
if the crabs are in water, their effective weight is (land weight) - (weight of water displaced). this effectively makes them weightless since the water they displace is similar weight.
as soon as you lift them out of the water, no water is displaced, and they weigh full amount.
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Originally Posted By fishnbrah⏩
Strong username to post content ratioTake the boat out of the water with tanks full of water and and 500klbs of crab, and it weighs 500k lbs more than if the tanks were full of water and no crab
Posts are for fun, not to be taken seriously or as truth.
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10-12-2020, 10:07 AM
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If you fill the tanks with 500k of crabs then dump 500k of butter on top then you got one delicious boat
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What happens when you drop a wine cork in a pond?
It floats.
What also floats?
A crab boat.
Logically then, the crab boat must weigh the same as a wine cork.
That's your answer.
It floats.
What also floats?
A crab boat.
Logically then, the crab boat must weigh the same as a wine cork.
That's your answer.
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Originally Posted By MiscInformed⏩
What happens when you drop a wine cork in a pond?
It floats.
What also floats?
A crab boat.
Logically then, the crab boat must weigh the same as a wine cork.
That's your answer.
It floats.
What also floats?
A crab boat.
Logically then, the crab boat must weigh the same as a wine cork.
That's your answer.

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lmao at this thread.
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Originally Posted By PenorBrahNoHomo⏩
this guy fuksYou have to subtract the weight of the holes in the crabs
Originally Posted By leoaa777⏩
Actually, the crabs are almost weightless, as long as they are in the water. They are just swimming around in the holding tank. As soon as you lift them out of the water, their weight applies. The water in the holding tank is also weight neutral relative to the water outside the boat, as long as it's below the sea level.

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Always watched that show and loved it for some strange reason.
Would you guys go on a crab boat for 6 months with a guarantee of $100k? I'd tough it out.
Would you guys go on a crab boat for 6 months with a guarantee of $100k? I'd tough it out.
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Originally Posted By leoaa777⏩
Actually, the crabs are almost weightless, as long as they are in the water. They are just swimming around in the holding tank. As soon as you lift them out of the water, their weight applies. The water in the holding tank is also weight neutral relative to the water outside the boat, as long as it's below the sea level.
Originally Posted By Dota2Brah⏩
lolwut? I don't know how a crab boat is constructed but if the water in which the crabs go into is totally enclosed within the boat, then the crab weight does apply to the boat.it's all about buoyant force
if the crabs are in water, their effective weight is (land weight) - (weight of water displaced). this effectively makes them weightless since the water they displace is similar weight.
as soon as you lift them out of the water, no water is displaced, and they weigh full amount.
if the crabs are in water, their effective weight is (land weight) - (weight of water displaced). this effectively makes them weightless since the water they displace is similar weight.
as soon as you lift them out of the water, no water is displaced, and they weigh full amount.
But in general, boats use ballast water which is water they can take in and dump out depending on the weight of other things on the boat. This is hugely critical for freight and tankers.
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Originally Posted By yeshli2nuts⏩
i was thinking about those cages or nets that sit on the side of the boat.lolwut? I don't know how a crab boat is constructed but if the water in which the crabs go into is totally enclosed within the boat, then the crab weight does apply to the boat.
But in general, boats use ballast water which is water they can take in and dump out depending on the weight of other things on the boat. This is hugely critical for freight and tankers.
But in general, boats use ballast water which is water they can take in and dump out depending on the weight of other things on the boat. This is hugely critical for freight and tankers.
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Originally Posted By leoaa777⏩
Thats not how our universe's physics works brahActually, the crabs are almost weightless, as long as they are in the water. They are just swimming around in the holding tank. As soon as you lift them out of the water, their weight applies. The water in the holding tank is also weight neutral relative to the water outside the boat, as long as it's below the sea level.
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Originally Posted By Ken-O⏩
But what if gravity isn't real?Thats not how our universe's physics works brah
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10-12-2020, 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted By Ken-O⏩
Buoyancy of objects determines their displacement. This is 3 types of displacements, boat disp on water, plus water on board, plus crabs on the water, inside the boat, on the water.Thats not how our universe's physics works brah
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If floating something destroyed mass bouyancy would be an antimatter bomb lmao
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Originally Posted By rectifryer⏩
This misc never fails to deliver on science threads. I like to intercut them with all the conspiracy theory ones when I browse.lmao at this thread.
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Originally Posted By leoaa777⏩
i think you're just not connecting the "newton's laws" dots hereBuoyancy of objects determines their displacement. This is 3 types of displacements, boat disp on water, plus water on board, plus crabs on the water, inside the boat, on the water.
the crabs in the vessel do not cease to have mass because they're buoyant within a closed vessel
do you weigh nothing when you jump into a pool? obviously not, you're just experiencing your "normal gravity force" being opposed by a buoyancy force
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Originally Posted By amikaelmorris⏩
Obviously, mass is unchanged, but in the crab boat is displaced, say 3 tons of crabs go in, 3 tons of water go out to maintain displacement.i think you're just not connecting the "newton's laws" dots here
the crabs in the vessel do not cease to have mass because they're buoyant within a closed vessel
do you weigh nothing when you jump into a pool? obviously not, you're just experiencing your "normal gravity force" being opposed by a buoyancy force
the crabs in the vessel do not cease to have mass because they're buoyant within a closed vessel
do you weigh nothing when you jump into a pool? obviously not, you're just experiencing your "normal gravity force" being opposed by a buoyancy force
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