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Who was the first person to dive in a submersible to a depth of 3150 meters?
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How many square meters is 12 feet by 5 feet?
First convert feet to meters. 12 feet = 3.6576 meters 5 feet = 1.524 meters multiply the meters together and you get sq meters.. your answer is 5.5741824m2
Is there a difference between meters per second and meters?
Yes. The first is a speed (or velocity), the second is a distance.
What comes first width by height then depth when measuring a box?
They can come in any order.
What is the cu meters of 90 sq meters with an average dept of 4 ft?
First you need to determine how many meters is equivilent to 4 foot. 4 ft = 1.2192 meters Then you multiply that by 90 sq. meters to determine the cubic meters. 1.2192*90 = 109.728 The answer is 109.728 cubic meters
How many square meters do you need for a room that measures 22 feet by 13 feet?
1) First convert to meters 22 feet = 6.7056 meters 13 feet = 3.9624 meters 2) then multiply 6.7057 x 3.9624 = 26.5706657 meters squared
Who was the first person to dive in a submersible to a depth of 3150m?
Auguste Piccard
How many cubic meters in an area 59446 square meters with a depth of 7.5cm?
To find the volume, first convert the depth to meters (7.5cm = 0.075m). Then multiply the area (59446 sqm) by the depth (0.075m) to get the volume in cubic meters. So, the volume is 4458.45 cubic meters.
A submarine descended to a level 230 meters below the surface of the ocean. Later it ascended 95 meters and then dove 120 meters. What was the new depth of the submarine?
The submarine will be at a depth of 255 meters. We work it by 230 - 95 + 120 = First, 230 - 95 = 135, and 135 + 120 = 255 meters
Who created the first submersible?
The first submersible was planned. but never built by Englishman William Bourne in 1578. The first practical one built was David Bushnell's 'Turtle' in 1766.
What submersible was the first used to find the titanic?
the alvin by robert ballard
When were submarines first created?
The first submersible of whose construction there exists reliable information was built in 1620
How was the depth of the mariana trench measured?
The Mariana Trench was first measured by HMS Challenger in 1875 using sounding lines. The depth recorded by that method was 4,475 fathoms (8,184m). The first sonar measurement was made by another oceanographic survey ship of the same name, in 1951. The depth reported by that expedition was 10,911 meters.
Convert 2400 sq ft to cubic meters with depth of 6 inches?
First, convert 2400 sq ft to square meters (1 sq ft = 0.0929 sq m). Next, convert 6 inches to meters (1 inch = 0.0254 meters), then multiply the area in square meters by the depth in meters to get the volume in cubic meters.
What is the advantages of depth first search?
advantages of depth first search?
Convert 33 meters wide 27 meters deep to acres?
To convert meters to acres, first calculate the area in square meters by multiplying width (33m) by depth (27m) which equals 891 square meters. Then convert square meters to acres by dividing by 4046.86 (conversion factor), which gives approximately 0.22 acres.
What is the maximum depth achieved by a man made submarine?
The deepest depth achieved by a manned submersible was achieved by the Bathyscaphe Trieste in January of 1960, manned by co-designer Jacqus Piccard (now deceased), and U.S. Navy Lt. Don Walsh.Surveying the deepest point in the oceans, the Challenger Deep area of the Mariana Trench in the Pacific off of the Marianas Islands group, it descended to a depth of nearly 7 miles below the surface of the ocean - 35,761 ft, or 10,900 meters. That's over 1083 times normal atmospheric pressure on its hull at that depth, or 15,928 PSIA (lbs/square inch absolute).Noted filmmaker James Cameron's Deepsea Challengerrecently (March 2012) completed the first ever solo dive to the Challenger Deep with him aboard, touching down at a depth of 35,756 ft, just a few feet shy of Trieste's dive.
Who was the first person to run 100 meters in under 10 seconds?
Jim Hines
