There are several meanings to define the term Submergence, the first and most common of all consists of the action of introducing a body into a liquid, going below the water level and staying there. Divers are people who, with the right equipment, dive under sea water to explore its depths. Submarines are, they are vehicles, mostly for military use that transport that travel the seas below, unlike ships that navigate above sea level, they consist of a pressurized cylindrical structure to maintain the life and proper functioning of the machines Within these.
The submersion is an action that some living things can keep more than others, in fact aquatics live their lives submerged in water, the reptiles can spend good time submerged but must go outside to breathe, humans can remain short periods of time under water, however they have designed equipment such as oxygen tanks or vehicles such as submarines to remain underwater for longer periods of time.
In another context, Submergence refers to a phenomenon in which a terrain is covered by layers of sediment, which can be dust, saltpeter and any other compound that can be dragged by wind or water currents. These sediment beds are considerably thick, which causes the disappearance of these folds. It is also common to observe this phenomenon between the constant layers of ice that form at the poles of the planet.
Another typical term is known as Submergence Coast, it is an effect that occurs on the coasts (beaches) useful to determine the origin of said bay. This is related to another term, the coast of emersion. The submerging coast, consists of the effect that the land generates in relation to the water for the generation of the coastline, that is, when the change in level is on the land and not in the water. This change can be man-made. The coast of emersion is when the margin of the coast is originated by a change in the water level with respect to the land.
