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I would like to know if the transmission delay of pressure give a differential force on an object ? Example: an object in water, we put pressure with mass over water at right at t=0s. The pressure at right is faster on the right side than the left side (d1<d2). The object seems to move with a force in water. The delay is very small but exist. Is this true ?