Everyone assumes a ship's anchor holds a vessel in place by weight alone. The real physics hidden beneath the ocean floor will completely change how you picture it.
The average depth of the ocean is around 12,080 feet. While there are vessels of all sizes, even some of the largest anchor and chain systems, like those found on carriers, only stretch to around ...
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