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by Stepper on October 19th, 2009
There are many things that could allow for such an effect. Basically anything that is heavy enough to counteract the boyancy effect of water, and is also able to provide a liquid seal.
A ball of apoxy would probably do it. A very large marble would, as would a round piece of rubber.
You've lots of possibilities.
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