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To be totally pedantic, ice cubes float because water is denser than ice.
When bubbles (or ice cubes) rise to the surface, what is really happening is that the liquid is falling around them.
The only (relevant) force acting is gravity, which pulls the liquid downwards around the floating objects.
The net result is, the bubbles or ice cubes or whatever appear to float to the surface.
I might get a life one day...................
When bubbles (or ice cubes) rise to the surface, what is really happening is that the liquid is falling around them.
The only (relevant) force acting is gravity, which pulls the liquid downwards around the floating objects.
The net result is, the bubbles or ice cubes or whatever appear to float to the surface.
I might get a life one day...................
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