Subject: RE: baidarka stability
From: Peter A. Chopelas (pac@premier1.net)
Date: Fri Dec 22 2000 - 13:27:56 EST
James Mitchell [SMTP:mariner@seanet.com] wrote:
> Besides, we wouldn't need lights at night.
>
Peter Chopelas wrote about heavy water:
> > Perhaps a good way to warm your feet and keep the hot chocolate warm,
as
> > well as ballast.
>
I could not advise drinking the heavy water however, even in an emergency.
At least not until the Deuterium concentration got down below acceptable
levels, in about half a century or so. Though it would be keeping you warm
all that time, but I'm not sure it would be a good idea to have children
after that. Though that is unlikely if you had to wait that long to get a
drink of water I suppose.
Peter
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