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Why can't water go through sand?

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Sand is porous . . . so water can go through it. I dare you try a little experiment. Go to the beach with a Styrofoam cup, fill it up with sand (not the stuff all muddied up with twigs and algae, but the good stuff just a few feet in the water), then fill the cup up with water, then poke a hole in the bottom . . . out will come the water and not much of the sand . . . why? . . . because water can go through sand
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Water can go through sand because sand is porous which means it does let water through :) hoped it helped if it did don't forget to say thanks !
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