That's very interesting. Did the show go into how it was to remain frozen?
Perry
On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 6:43 AM, smt460 <smt460@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi i was watching the history chanell and saw a program about a project during ww2 where they used wood pulp and water and froze it.the fellow claimed it would stop torpedoes from the u boats.They did tests all across Canada and actulay built a house on a lake in Jasper nat park for a test,it first sank but then when they came back it was floting.On the program they did a test with with a block of ice verses a block of wood pulp and the pulp stoped a bullet.The ww2 plan was to encase a ship in this piecrete and sail it across the atlantic.Just somthing i thought the group would find interesting.
Clair.
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