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08-28-2005, 07:37 PM
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| Pipe-flow propulsion?? Hi everyone, I am not a boat builder nor aim to be, but am currently working on a small project. I know that if you dip a cup or a bucket underneath the water it will suck the water in. Now, if I were to make it so that the water only flowed in from one direction, do you think the opposite force from that suction could possibly move a small, light boat forward? The boat will be very light and made out of paper products/paper mache. Could this go somewhere, or am I wasting my time? I greatly appreciate any responses. Thank you!  |
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