youngalfred @lemm.ee Q292640261046a:
Detecting multiple leviathan class lifeforms in the region. Are you certain whatever you're doing is worth it?
34 0 ReplyNotMVD @lemmynsfw.com
At least it is not Barotrauma that's happening...
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Sorse @discuss.tchncs.de
Just send the Netherlands to Q292640261046a, they’ll make quick work of all the water.
12 0 Replyfossilesque @mander.xyz OP
Eveyone:
The Netherlands: MUST POLDER. MUST POLDER. MUST POLDER. MUST POLDER. MUST POLDER. MUST POLDER. MUST POLDER. MUST POLDER. MUST POLDER. MUST POLDER. MUST POLDER. MUST POLDER.
4 0 ReplyMeThisGuy @feddit.nl hey that's how you get an extra province, a larger main harbor and even palm and world islands in dubai
bagger bagger bagger
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School_Lunch @lemmy.world I don't remember where I saw it, but I watched a video about different exo-planets. One that stuck out to me was a planet that had miles of ice but possibly also a liquid water ocean underneath. If intelligent life evolved down there, they would probably have no clue about the wider universe and think their world is all that exists. Imagine such a being's reaction if they ever drilled up through the ice. I feel like this could be turned into a good sci-fi book.
10 0 ReplyDeathbringerThoctar @lemmy.world "It’ll have to go,” the men of Krikkit said as they headed back for home.
7 0 Replydeus @lemmy.world You might be interested in the movie Europa Report. It's not about an exoplanet but I think it fits.
4 0 ReplyRealFknNito @lemmy.world
My immediate thought was wondering how they'd forge metal for a drill while underwater
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CaptainBasculin @lemmy.ml Parallel universes if Team Aqua or Team Magma did succeed
4 0 ReplyCyrus Draegur @lemm.ee " - what lurks beneath all this water"
moar water
2 0 ReplyFuglyDuck @lemmy.world
Is that… it’s actual name?
Also. Molten uranium? I assume you’re not talking about the depressingly unradioactive stuff?
Can we contrive some means of marooning billionaires there?
2 0 ReplyStoneyDcrew @lemmy.world I don't think any of these are planets.
Though one interesting thing is that Ligma was actually the name of a company incorporated in England and Wales that provided IT consulting services.
It has the company number: 12243748. Google the company number and see for yourself.
6 0 ReplyStoneyDcrew @lemmy.world Also Google their sister company. Company number: 11933362
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Destide @feddit.uk
😐 ...Ligma balls
3 1 Replysir_pronoun @lemmy.world Incidentally, I am selling properties on Ligma Shitfuckius, cheaper than anybody else is selling them! Contact me for info
1 0 Replyclearedtoland @lemmy.world Q292640261046a: the IRL planet from Harold Halibut
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