Post B4dV6aH9fuJ7ap0Dmy by D00B@clew.lol
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(DIR) Post #B4dQzKXFOpeCvmobfk by deprecated_ii@poa.st
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yeah it's not. it's probably cold as shit, low 40s FI have no idea what electronic dance music has to do with it though
(DIR) Post #B4dQzKuI1A4y5Fb0aW by Eiswald@poa.st
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Good God there are retards out there. An abundance of in fact.
(DIR) Post #B4dRBaDKvpId27LR9U by Zettour@gearlandia.haus
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@deprecated_ii All mountains are active volcanos
(DIR) Post #B4dRLt7PV5F2YmUE88 by BobsonDugnuttHB@poa.st
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The pressure? Does this guy think simply being underground increases pressure at the same rate as being underwater?
(DIR) Post #B4dRM11g6HPT5JrlJ2 by wingedhussar@poa.st
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Yeah someone's never been in a cave. Even man made caves maintain cool and dry year round
(DIR) Post #B4dSYTIcuFiICbITaK by Mammal@shitposter.world
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@deprecated_ii the balrog heats it up down in those mines
(DIR) Post #B4dScHTmnKrohYKikC by EdBoatConnoisseur@poa.st
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nah, at 440M deep below a mountain it is probably approaching 0°c (about 32°F), cuz remember 440M below a mountain is not the same as 440M below sea level, and even IF the bunker was 440M below sea level it would still be cold as the geothermal heat gradient only begins to kick temperatures UP after 1 KM in depth, and it ain't even fast near the surface, you need more than 2 KM below the surface to see anything close to 30°c (86°F).the EDM when it comes to soil may be for Electrical Density Measure, which is a way to measure soil density from electrical impedance, tho idunno where he gets that measure what is sure is that the average natural granite is harder than concrete, on average 1 to 4 Mohs harder, so you can use granite to scratch concrete, dunno how they compare in rebound harness tho
(DIR) Post #B4dSckyd7jlqBbzGLY by hazlin@shortstacksran.ch
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@deprecated_ii journey to the center of the earth levels of depth xD
(DIR) Post #B4dSo7I8Uzg6ZyWmUS by EdBoatConnoisseur@poa.st
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the all mighty bunker buster couldn't even put a scratch on the average coal mine which comfortably sit between 600 meters to 1 kilometer below ground...
(DIR) Post #B4dV6aH9fuJ7ap0Dmy by D00B@clew.lol
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@deprecated_ii Are our weapons all flash and buzzwords or what?
(DIR) Post #B4dV6aW2mYDWKzy6zo by deprecated_ii@poa.st
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@D00B iran built their entire military apparatus around countering us :02_shrug:
(DIR) Post #B4dVIH0Z8YotJJoi5Q by gillator@www.minds.com
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Retarded i mean retired ray obviously has never been on a mine tour. It is significantly cooler under ground unless you go deep enough to get to the mantle, but 400m isn't deep enough for that.I also have no idea what EDM is supposed to stand for other than music. Best a search gave me was for surveying, Electronic Distance Measurement, but nothing to do with concrete or rocks...
(DIR) Post #B4dWa1RRqpxgCOPzO4 by EdBoatConnoisseur@poa.st
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mind you that the jewish lion that is the israel-usa coalition spent all time smelling it's own farts while lockheed-martin and raytheon got blank checks to just do whatever.
(DIR) Post #B4dYlh2TjYFeIvQpLU by Spooke@detroitriotcity.com
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@deprecated_ii we're going to find out later that iran has a sekrit underground oil refinery. My sides on if they actually had a hidden plan B refinery.
(DIR) Post #B4dbeJaOpfMVOyTHfs by EdBoatConnoisseur@poa.st
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best example is the AI guided smart bombs which have managed to hit targets that no human ever could, a human observer would have required pesky things like shadows and lights reflecting on the 3d surface of the "plane" to recognize the target as real, the AI targeting system is much less picky, all it needs is a roughly plane shaped silhouette and it will proceed to deposit a 4 million dollar bomb right on the center of the paint.
(DIR) Post #B4dkzcZuJZDlyPTXw8 by Shadowbroker2135@poa.st
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That's right near the core!
(DIR) Post #B4dpFW3Mk1CmBe5apU by wgiwf@poa.st
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EARTHQUAKE BUILDING CODES ARE A CONSPIRACY BY BIG A/C TO STOP US FROM BUILDING GIANT CAVES IN THE DESERT TO STAY COOL
(DIR) Post #B4dpzTTmdwA9WbMQ2y by skylar@misskey.yandere.love
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@wingedhussar @deprecated_ii dry is the real challenge
(DIR) Post #B4duYA4dBVHPI7OJhQ by skylar@misskey.yandere.love
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@EdBoatConnoisseur @deprecated_ii @hazlin but a thermobaric weapon would be a huge problem for a coal mine and suddenly you're Centralia, PA
(DIR) Post #B4fcGDfteCk4O92Kwa by sj_zero@social.fbxl.net
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Neither is correct.440m underground is deep enough that you're well under the cold temperatures immediately underground, but not so deep it's painfully hot. It's probably a super stable temperature year round, and you could probably spend all day every day at 440m and the worst you'd have is it's pretty stuffy being surrounded by rock. Ventilation is key in something like that, because it'd be humid and without getting fresh air it gets stale and eventually could get quite dangerous as well.
(DIR) Post #B4fcGDt0rREZ2pAoO8 by Suzu@detroitriotcity.com
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@sj_zero @deprecated_ii the problem, and what makes the whole guy's argument more retarded, is that they are not 440m underground as in "below the sea level". They have a tall mountain over them, which makes them 440m under the surface of said mountain.They didn't dig 440m down and then created their underground city near the magma layer or something like that.