Simple Physics of the Theory

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  1. Floating

    -Floating means an object remains on the surface of a liquid without sinking.

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 Buoyancy, or thrust (upthrust), is an upward force exerted by fluid on an object fully or partially immersed. Pressure increases with depth due to the weight of the overlying fluid.

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A block of limestone will sink when dropped into water because the density of limestone is much greater than the density of water. A limestone block would have been placed on a barge or boat to displace the weight of the water equal to the stone’s weight and keep the limestone block on the water’s surface.

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In my theory, the barges used for stone transport are not wooden planks roped together with a flat top surface. Instead, the barges were built from wood, similar to an open rectangular box, with a specific depth and flat bottom for better stability on the water. All barges were built to meet certain specifications, keeping the sluices’ dimensions to a minimum.

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 2. Shaduf

-A shaduf operates on the same principle as a lever.

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 Lever

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Torque (Moment)


Torque equals Force times Distance

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 3. Bernoulli’s Equation

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For a clear explanation, watch this Video Demonstration

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