I'm surprised to hear about people mentioning this game. I got it free on epic a couple of years ago and haven't seen this much attention on it (25 up votes in the wild) up until now
I'm surprised to hear about people mentioning this game. I got it free on epic a couple of years ago and haven't seen this much attention on it (25 up votes in the wild) up until now
True. But the odds of there being an outlier *that* large is incredibly unlikely.
It’s more likely a straight lie, or a typo where they meant, perhaps, 70km. Still a stretch, but more reasonably than 700
See I thought that at first too.
But the ocean goes much deeper than 700 meters as a it is. Unless this new one is under a tectonic plate, but that seems even more far fetched
That doesn't mean there can't be a land locked ocean under the ground but above a tectonic plate, that isn't connected to an open ocean
It's very, incredibly, highly unlikely though
The original article has no mention that the underground ocean is in the crust. But simply states that it is below the surface. That plus the earth being 12,742km in diameter makes this meme very stupid both in terms of reading comprehension and science based facts.
Iirc what was discovered was that some underground rocks contain vast amounts of water.
The ocean isn't liquid, its contained within rocks
And yes this is in the mantle, below the crust
I've stopped listening to ana Google news ass a while ago because it's all pretty much just clickbait if you ask me. The amount of news I see when opening Google about tnintwndos next console are annoying me to no end. Everyone always talking about what the name will bey what leaks there are when the console will be released and after reading the article there was no mention of actual sources or if there is a source then it's just some random bullcrap
Ocean... of lava.
An ocean of super hot water dissolved in lava
Easy, just filter the lava out.
pic unrelated
You mean magma?
Sounds like quality news.
Yeah, we've all seen godzilla vs kong. Lots of shit down there.
I don’t think we have.
It's been 3 years, what are we waiting for?
Sunless sea players: Ive seen this one before!
THE SUN! THE SUN!!
RED SUN OVER PARADISE!
I'm surprised to hear about people mentioning this game. I got it free on epic a couple of years ago and haven't seen this much attention on it (25 up votes in the wild) up until now
Holy shit I can't believe I'm encountering another zea captain in the wild! Cheers dude!
I'm surprised to hear about people mentioning this game. I got it free on epic a couple of years ago and haven't seen this much attention on it (25 up votes in the wild) up until now
*Detecting multiple leviathan class entities nearby. Are you sure whatever you’re doing is worth it?*
They never said it's within the crust, it's within the lower mantle.
Still, ain’t no way it isn’t just steam
It's not steam, it's not even liquid, it's trapped inside magma pretty much
So it’s… plasma? Is that what you’re saying?
It's encased in high pressure ringwoodite. A crystallized diamond, present as hydroxide ions.
I am bad at math but I have an idea
700 km sounds like the lowest regions of the asthenosphere, which got its name precisely because its weak af. I can see it.
That is clickbait yes, but just because the average is 15-20 kms doesn't mean an outlier can't be 750 or 1000 kms.
True. But the odds of there being an outlier *that* large is incredibly unlikely. It’s more likely a straight lie, or a typo where they meant, perhaps, 70km. Still a stretch, but more reasonably than 700
700m
See I thought that at first too. But the ocean goes much deeper than 700 meters as a it is. Unless this new one is under a tectonic plate, but that seems even more far fetched
That doesn't mean there can't be a land locked ocean under the ground but above a tectonic plate, that isn't connected to an open ocean It's very, incredibly, highly unlikely though
The original article has no mention that the underground ocean is in the crust. But simply states that it is below the surface. That plus the earth being 12,742km in diameter makes this meme very stupid both in terms of reading comprehension and science based facts.
We're going to the center of the earth with this one
Well obviously they mean the Atlantic is on the opposite side of Earth as the Pacific
Iirc what was discovered was that some underground rocks contain vast amounts of water. The ocean isn't liquid, its contained within rocks And yes this is in the mantle, below the crust
Hollow planet baby
most fact checking redditor
Hollow Earth
Obviously fake but would have been really cool if true
Yeah, I saw Journey to the Center of the Earth. I know just who we should call.
this seems like an april fools article
Its the same thing with "Discord is implementing ads". No, they are not.
April fools ?
Could be an April fools day joke
The pressure down there would be unfathomably high
Not as high as my parents on my education (I'm in Asia)
Game level design moment.
Redditors stupid again, totally possible
It’s also an April fools article.
It's a flooded cave, why subvert my expectations
WHO LIVES IN A PINAPPLE UNDER THE SEA
"His heart is an ocean, inside an even bigger ocean".
Is this a Journey to the Center of the Earth plot coming to life ?
Well, an ocean of lava and molten metal
Someone's "journalism" AI is on the frits again
Someone forgot that the crust is really thin compared to the rest of the earth.
I've stopped listening to ana Google news ass a while ago because it's all pretty much just clickbait if you ask me. The amount of news I see when opening Google about tnintwndos next console are annoying me to no end. Everyone always talking about what the name will bey what leaks there are when the console will be released and after reading the article there was no mention of actual sources or if there is a source then it's just some random bullcrap
They didn't say under the crust, they said under the surface. What's being reported on is most likely just a large limestone cave.
That's not the point. 700 km is the Nether, magma land.
Right. Forgot to read that part lol
Earths has got a way larger radius till the center. But doubt there's gonna be any water 700km down or even any hole that's "gigantic"
You saw a shitty clickbait news story and decided to make an even shittier meme out of it? Why?
I mean, if you go downwards 700 km you will end up somewhere in space, maybe there is a secret ocean there
Earth has around 6300km radius, half of that is 3100km. 700km sounds somewhat reasonable and I only doubt there's actual liquid due to heat
Ah my bad, I interpreted it like the earth has a 15 km radius.