Danoff
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The amazing and cool photo thread
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That's even more terrifying then!
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Theres no way that could be real. The sides are too smooth and the hole is too round to be made naturally. And whats at the bottom of that pit? It looks like it opens up to nothing.
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That is amazing, imagine what it was like stepping out of the shop in the bottom right.
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It is real though.
http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/americas/05/31/honduras.storm.emergency/?hpt=T1
And it probably is ground water at the bottom sadly the story doesn't say much about the crater, even though they know that's all almost anyone reading the story cares about.
I believe I herd the whole was 331ft deep or about 110 meters.
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wow, guatemala's government has a Flickr page.
It says that the increidlbe hole was caused by water filtrations that caused the soil under the pavement and... er... city to go too bland to hold up, so it all went down to the natural water deposits beneath Guatemala. The picture and the entire situation is amazing.
We have had that kinda thing happen here in certain parts of Mexico city -never at that size, though- that stand on top of water holes and wells (sp), but it has never been as dramatic as to show the actual water deposit at the end of the sinkhole. Impressive.
It says that the increidlbe hole was caused by water filtrations that caused the soil under the pavement and... er... city to go too bland to hold up, so it all went down to the natural water deposits beneath Guatemala. The picture and the entire situation is amazing.
We have had that kinda thing happen here in certain parts of Mexico city -never at that size, though- that stand on top of water holes and wells (sp), but it has never been as dramatic as to show the actual water deposit at the end of the sinkhole. Impressive.
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That picture by "Angelo" was just awful.
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Early NASA vacuum chamber test goes wrong.
There is nothing really noteworthy visually, other than the fact that the video exists, but the man's description of what happens and that he had no negative side effects is absolutely amazing.
There is nothing really noteworthy visually, other than the fact that the video exists, but the man's description of what happens and that he had no negative side effects is absolutely amazing.
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Very cool video, and a very lucky individual.
It's a common misconception (thank you Hollywood) that a vacuum causes explosive decompression in a human. It takes a lot more than one atmosphere of pressure difference to do it. Oh, it'll kill you, no doubt, but through asphyxiation and lack of oxygen, rather than having your blood boil or your body explode or something.
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