Lwhatisthisthing·What is this thing?byLandless2029 [Challenge-Solved] glass egg thingView original on lemmy.world73Comments28
kklugerama lemmy.world3Hide 3 repliesNot glass, but hardened resin. Used to track littoral currents and drift. Has metal so it can be found later with a metal detector.43
oce 🐆 replyjlai.lu1Hide 1 replyA tracer pebble, interesting. But they seem to be rather made of the same pebble they are supposed to trace. https://southerncoastalgroup-scopac.org.uk/tracer-pebble-studies/17
LLandless2029 lemmy.world5Hide 5 repliesJeez I can't last longer than 10 minutes. Either I'm spamming or "providing content" Last one for a while.19
pprettybunnys replysh.itjust.worksYou are not spamming, you’re providing content and driving engagement. Do this long enough and I’m pretty sure you can put social media professional on your resume.4
LLandless2029 replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyY'all are too good. I made this one harder on purpose. About 3 inches long. Fits in your palm.3
tthreelonmusketeers sh.itjust.works2Hide 2 repliesWild guess: Not glass at all, but actually a bar of glycerin soap with... something embedded inside it.4
AAbidingOhmsLaw replylemmy.mlI like this answer, you can see it’s on a formica counter with the edge of a self rimming sink to the left.3
LLandless2029 replylemmy.worldI actually like this answer the best. Good guess based on image. I was misleading. Not glass but resin.3
bbadcommandorfilename lemmy.worldI wonder if it's a kind of stir-bar, put it in a container and oscillate a magnetic field outside to move the contents around.4
ttyler programming.devWhat is the size? Looks like a can inside, if it’s large. If it’s small it looks like a threaded rod, or grub screw or something like that.1
no banana lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyWhat is the scale of this thing? edit: had to find out what it was, so I will not make guesses. See someone else has discussed scale already.1
Not glass, but hardened resin. Used to track littoral currents and drift. Has metal so it can be found later with a metal detector.
A tracer pebble, interesting. But they seem to be rather made of the same pebble they are supposed to trace. https://southerncoastalgroup-scopac.org.uk/tracer-pebble-studies/
Fascinating!
Winner. 2 hours!
A highly secured USD $2.75
"Break glass in case of emergency."
An ancient baby spring preserved in amber
Jeez I can't last longer than 10 minutes.
Either I'm spamming or "providing content"
Last one for a while.
10 minutes!! I did it!
You are not spamming, you’re providing content and driving engagement.
Do this long enough and I’m pretty sure you can put social media professional on your resume.
Can you give us a banana for scale?
Y'all are too good. I made this one harder on purpose.
About 3 inches long. Fits in your palm.
Wait. It's my wife's husband!
A water cooled amber. For obvious reasons.
Wild guess: Not glass at all, but actually a bar of glycerin soap with... something embedded inside it.
I like this answer, you can see it’s on a formica counter with the edge of a self rimming sink to the left.
I actually like this answer the best. Good guess based on image.
I was misleading. Not glass but resin.
I wonder if it's a kind of stir-bar, put it in a container and oscillate a magnetic field outside to move the contents around.
A scifi movie prop for a prehistoric alien artifact conserved in amber.
It's a glass egg
...thing
What is the size? Looks like a can inside, if it’s large. If it’s small it looks like a threaded rod, or grub screw or something like that.
Lookd like its next to a sink, methinks soap
hand warmer
A battery holder?
What is the scale of this thing?edit: had to find out what it was, so I will not make guesses. See someone else has discussed scale already.
3 inches long
Butt plug
Definitely more of a suppository than a plug