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What would happen if a water-tight but not air-tight container filled with air was submerged in water?

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Under a large lake is an empty pipe 100km long (holding a low vacuum). The hatch is opened and the fluid enters the pipe. How does the water arrive at the end of the pipe? Is it a wall of water, or a trickle that gradually rises to fill the pipe?

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[WP] In the distant future, explorers unearth a curious message from humanity:

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How do conditional assembly instructions work?

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Why do massive objects create gravitational waves in spacetime?

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What would happen to the common cold if everyone on Earth spent a month in sterile isolation?

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Questions about time dialation and near light-speed travel.

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How does time dialation and contracting lengths work when traveling near light speed? Please answer the other questions I've asked in the post as well.

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What would I see if I look back at Earth travelling at relativistic speeds on my journey out, stationary one light-year out, on my way back, and when I'm accelerating / decelerating?

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World 302 Falador boys, bring your cannon!

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What would happen if a water-tight but not air-tight container filled with air was submerged in water?	117	askscience
Under a large lake is an empty pipe 100km long (holding a low vacuum). The hatch is opened and the fluid enters the pipe. How does the water arrive at the end of the pipe? Is it a wall of water, or a trickle that gradually rises to fill the pipe?	5	askscience
[WP] In the distant future, explorers unearth a curious message from humanity:	2	WritingPrompts
How do conditional assembly instructions work?	2	askscience
Why do massive objects create gravitational waves in spacetime?	1	askscience
What would happen to the common cold if everyone on Earth spent a month in sterile isolation?	1	askscience
Questions about time dialation and near light-speed travel.	1	askscience
How does time dialation and contracting lengths work when traveling near light speed? Please answer the other questions I've asked in the post as well.	1	askscience
What would I see if I look back at Earth travelling at relativistic speeds on my journey out, stationary one light-year out, on my way back, and when I'm accelerating / decelerating?	1	askscience
World 302 Falador boys, bring your cannon!	1	2007scape