To float requires the boat to be lighter than the fluid it is in, thus meaning it is bouyant. An iron ship is not bouyant therefore it does not float at all. The water it is displaces creates a stronger force pushing up on the ship than the weight of the ship creates in the downward direction thus keeping the vessel above the water. Boats also lean into the direction of a turn and a ship leans the opposite way it is turning.
This boat is too big! Traveling on this ship would be like going to Time Square for new years eve.
Did not like the article at all and the ship is so big. What a stupid idea. They did not learn anything from the Titanic.
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