Spyke
lemmy.world

Chevron 3 encoded

.......am I doing it right? What's a chevron? Did I do a thing?

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Grailreply
multiverse.soulism.net

Chevron 4 encoded

The chevrons are the symbols on the Stargate. We need 7 of them to travel to another planet.

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Lucireply
lemmy.ca

Chevron 5 encoded! Let’s gooooooo

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You technically don't have to say Locked on the last one, but it's Standard Operating Procedure by Walter to do so.

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You fool! Chevron 7 is locked not encoded!

Unless…actually I can’t remember. Maybe it still gets encoded if you’re going to another galaxy or something? Anyone remember?

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lemmy.world

Oh thank god. For a while there I thought I was stuck on this planet with assholes like elon musk, and trump.

Ok, so, this new planet we're going to.....do they have bacon? Or should we find some left leaning farmers to bring some pigs for breeding?

Look, I'm excited to leave this hellhole called earth, but, c'mon. We gotta bring bacon.

But we don't have to bring pedophiles, or fascists. That's why we're leaving earth to begin with.

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To be fair, I'm 50:50 on Elon being an alien that "accidentally" got left behind by his mates

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Just don't send me to Atlantis, I have too much shit to fix here already.

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piefed.social

Protip: Read the article before you out yourself as a moron for not understanding that they are talking about structural features of melting polar ice.

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lemmy.world

Jokes on you, I read the article and I’m STILL gonna out myself as a moron! Checkmate Evangelathiests!

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D_Creply
sh.itjust.works

OMG. It's Checkmate ApeTheists, not whateverthefuck you said. What a moron!!!

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ceenotereply
lemmy.world

Damn, I was hoping for a slumbering ancient evil that could put us all out of our misery.

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zeejooreply
thelemmy.club

Pro tip: check if you're in a meme sub before taking any posts seriously or making judgements of peoples intellects. Big loser energy bud.

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Those unknown structures?

Using sonar, Ran mapped 54 square miles of ice underside beneath Dotson Ice Shelf. The maps revealed flat plateaus, terraced steps, and teardrop-shaped pits, all carved by basal melt, melting that attacks the ice from below.

In the east and center, Ran saw icy terraces stacked like steps, while the west looked smoother, with channels and scooped depressions.

None of these terraces or teardrop pits show up on satellite images, so they had remained completely hidden until Ran’s mission.

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Avicennareply
programming.dev

"In the east and center, Ran saw icy terraces stacked like steps, while the west looked smoother, with channels and scooped depressions."

icy terraces = ancient cities beyond comprehension, thank you very much.

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piefed.social

Antarctica is a continent, you can't send a sub underneath it. Ran discovered previously unseen structures beneath the Dotson Ice Shelf in West Antarctica.

The Arctic is covered in floating ice, you can send subs under it. Well, it's covered at the moment, climate change is working on changing all that.

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Incidionreply
thelemmy.club

I mean, the definition of a continent is a landmass. We don't count the ice shelves in Canada or Greenland either.

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lemmy.world

Sure we do. Do you not consider Glacier National Park a part of North America?

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CyberEggreply
discuss.tchncs.de

They are not part of the continental land mass, even though they are geographically located on the continent called North America. But the Arctic is not a continent because there is no land mass.

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lemmy.world

"Beneath" here just means "beneath the surface of." You're being deliberately obtuse.

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nomyreply
lemmy.zip

You're over here arguing about what continents are and you're gonna call the other poster obtuse?

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I don't see how you are coming to the conclusion that a. that is the meaning of "beneath" in this context and b. how that is a relevant point in this discussion.

Also, "deliberately" is just a dumb, unfounded accusation. Wtf makes you think people would purposefully misunderstand you in such an irrelevant discussion and that I am acting with that intent in this instance?

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lemmy.world

Earth.com is, in my experience, ridiculously clickbaity and sensationalist. The open-access article recounting this (that the OP article just regurgitates) is here. (I know this is a memes community; don't @ me.)

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zeejooreply
thelemmy.club

I know this is a meme sub

Then why did you comment? You know that everyone who saw this meme chuckled, and then either went "probably bullshit" and moved on, or googled it, found out it's click bait and moved on. You accomplish nothing but giving yourself a soap box.

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lemmy.world

Then why did you comment?

Because the OP shared a bad source, some people might want to read about this event (I did, which is why I read this), and this is the original source and open-access. Like goddamn; did the submarine disappear because it went up your ass?

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zeejooreply
thelemmy.club

If you can't look at that source, read it for 5 seconds and realize it's a shithole rag of disinformation and conspiracy theories, then you probably should be relying on other people to parse information for you. If you can't find another source on the same information by using your thumbs, then you may want to get off the internet altogether. OP clearly wasn't trying to fool anyone or spread disinformation, it's a meme and you losers are in here demanding a better bibliography.

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lemmy.world

If you can't look at that source, read it for 5 seconds and realize it's a shithole rag of disinformation and conspiracy theories

Those people are only going to improve their media literacy when they can compare and contrast what good and bad sources look like – whether they do that on their own or with help from someone else. While that muscle is still underdeveloped in so many people, is it obscene to you to just help them a little?

If you can't find another source on the same information by using your thumbs

Centralizing the information means less wasted work. I'd bet I can do the research you can do in an hour in ten minutes, and my actual decade-long hobby is making research easier for others; I don't need this lecture.

demanding a better bibliography.

"Demanding" is when you just do the thing yourself immediately and unprompted without asking anything from anybody.

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zeejooreply
thelemmy.club

Bro we're in a meme subreddit and you're writing walls of text. Touch grass.

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lemmy.world

The comment I was replying to was 89 words. I wrote 116 and only used your quotes to establish what I was replying to. If you consider 116 words a wall of text worthy of ridicule, then I think you're projecting about who the illiterate morons who shouldn't be on the Internet are here. You should get off the Internet and pay attention; Mr. Winkler is trying to teach you and the other 4th-graders how to use context clues and what the three-syllable word "demanding" means.

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Bro actually counted the words lmfao. Touching grass isn't enough, you might be a lost cause.

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OP clearly wasn't trying to fool anyone or spread disinformation, it's a meme and you losers are in here demanding a better bibliography.

Providing a better bibliography, in case anyone else wants it.

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If we don't stick together dickheads like that might make us use our reading comprehension skills.

I won't do it.

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lemmy.world

Meta question: can someone enlighten me on the source/background of the image used for this meme? Is it from some movie?

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lemmy.world

That thing looks a bit like a giant red squid.

Do you think an actual giant red squid would know it wasn't?

That device is now at the bottom of the sea after a squid made sweet love to it. 🐙 🦑

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sopuli.xyz

How tf, I just watched the movie last night again after like 8 years and a meme pops up??

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lemmy.world

Not entirely actually! I just learned earlier today (Wikipedia) that "if its ice is considered not as land, but as water, it is not a single landmass, but several landmasses of much smaller area, since the ice-bedrock boundary is below sea level in many regions of the continent"

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You're confusing a continent with a craton. A continent is an entire geographic region. It's not a singular object.

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I can think of nothing worse than having to relive the story of AVP in real life. I barely made it to the credits the first time.

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lemmy.zip

There is no "beneath antartica". Antarctica is a continent. That would be like "beneath north america". The best you can do is under one of the ice sheets.

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Apparently Antarctica isn't even contiguous. But most of the time, that means beneath the ice on the border of Antarctica.

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AeronMelonreply
lemmy.world

Well… beneath North America is a massive super volcano, so…

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CyberEggreply
discuss.tchncs.de

No. A volcano is a vent or fissure in a planetary crust. The volcano itself is a geologigal structure and integral part of the north american plate.
A hotspot is what lies under that volcano and thereby under the north american plate.

However, those areas are not reachable by submarine (or any human vehicle at this point in time or the past). And that was the original commenter's point. There is no "under a continent" for a submarine.

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When I was younger I used to interpret plate tectonics as meaning all land masses floated on top of the oceans (water). But it's closer to they all float on liquid hot magma.

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I totally agree!

Dana: Me? The virgin?
The Director: We work with what we have.

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