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Johannes 2 year s ago
#22 Animusic movie
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Ferdie 2 year s ago
Fie,
Why? Do you have other information. Please share.
Why? Do you have other information. Please share.
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Arie 2 year s ago
Ferdie,
With about 70% of the Earth's surface being water, and the depth of the oceans ...not to mention the water in the polar caps, or that they estimate that there is a considerable amount of water in cavern systems and chasms under the land masses... the ball of water should be much bigger.
Also, does the ball of air have the density of the atmosphere at the surface or the atmosphere in the stratosphere?
It is an interesting graphic, but both elements are under represented.
With about 70% of the Earth's surface being water, and the depth of the oceans ...not to mention the water in the polar caps, or that they estimate that there is a considerable amount of water in cavern systems and chasms under the land masses... the ball of water should be much bigger.
Also, does the ball of air have the density of the atmosphere at the surface or the atmosphere in the stratosphere?
It is an interesting graphic, but both elements are under represented.
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Teeny 2 year s ago
Arie, The oceans cover 70% of the earth and are at the deepest about 35,000
ft or about 11,000 meters. the atmosphere where all the air is whether breathable or not covers 100% of the earth and is 6214 miles or 10,000 KM high. So they are correct.
ft or about 11,000 meters. the atmosphere where all the air is whether breathable or not covers 100% of the earth and is 6214 miles or 10,000 KM high. So they are correct.
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Lotta 2 year s ago
Fie,
Like most white men, I'm assuming that you have difficulty with estimating size...
Like most white men, I'm assuming that you have difficulty with estimating size...
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Midge 2 year s ago
#19 meh, it's very limited, but i prefer the real images on Hunters laptop.
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Almina 2 year s ago
#31 Pretty sure this is them designing the model. The real statue is much bigger. For example, the tablet is almost 24 feet (7m) tall.
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Dyche 2 year s ago
Fie is right. #6 is BS.....f@#ken alarmists.
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Clarence 2 year s ago
#1 we are so happy they have found a way to repeat this image into a new post on a weekly basis
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Estelle 2 year s ago
Clarence,
Maybe it's a contractual thing?
Maybe it's a contractual thing?
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Tim 2 year s ago
#27 am I the only one that thinks it looks cosy.
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Kathy 2 year s ago
#21
And mankind has nothing better to do than start war
And mankind has nothing better to do than start war
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Rose 2 year s ago
Kathy, You do realize the water is not gone, it's just somewhere else.
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Silvester 2 year s ago
#23 Yeah. And don't forget draw some folds on your brain too
Why? Do you have other information. Please share.
With about 70% of the Earth's surface being water, and the depth of the oceans ...not to mention the water in the polar caps, or that they estimate that there is a considerable amount of water in cavern systems and chasms under the land masses... the ball of water should be much bigger.
Also, does the ball of air have the density of the atmosphere at the surface or the atmosphere in the stratosphere?
It is an interesting graphic, but both elements are under represented.
ft or about 11,000 meters. the atmosphere where all the air is whether breathable or not covers 100% of the earth and is 6214 miles or 10,000 KM high. So they are correct.
Like most white men, I'm assuming that you have difficulty with estimating size...
Maybe it's a contractual thing?
And mankind has nothing better to do than start war