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Why do boats make wake?
« on: 20/04/2011 10:24:11 »
Abigail Davis  asked the Naked Scientists:
   
Hi,
 
My name is Abigail Davis I am 9 years old and I would like to know,
 
Why do boats leave a flat trail on the sea top long after they have passed?
 
Thanks

What do you think?
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