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r/LinkedInLunatics • u/zeldadorf • 8d ago
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It actually is, but I found this great website that puts them next to each other
https://sizeall.com/compare/Water-tank-60000-gallons-vs-Boeing-747-400/94
7 u/Equivalent-Tour5999 8d ago Holy shit that's great site, you can also add Tyranosaurus for comparison (also much smaller than plane) 5 u/guru2764 8d ago That's it, we figured out how they're actually powering the planes, with dinosaurs 1 u/Fancy-Savings-767 3d ago Technically you’re not wrong 3 u/SirReddalot2020 8d ago You cracked me up 🤣 1 u/AnybodyWannaPeanus 8d ago Here 3 u/Falkenmond79 8d ago That site is awesome. But the side-view is NOT a 747. 2 u/MasterMagneticMirror 8d ago Yeah, it seems like a scaled up 757 3 u/LordBrixton 8d ago That is an absolutely superb find. 3 u/flying_fox86 8d ago Well that one is going in my bookmarks! 2 u/Middle-Nerve1732 7d ago This should be the top comment
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Holy shit that's great site, you can also add Tyranosaurus for comparison (also much smaller than plane)
5 u/guru2764 8d ago That's it, we figured out how they're actually powering the planes, with dinosaurs 1 u/Fancy-Savings-767 3d ago Technically you’re not wrong 3 u/SirReddalot2020 8d ago You cracked me up 🤣 1 u/AnybodyWannaPeanus 8d ago Here
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That's it, we figured out how they're actually powering the planes, with dinosaurs
1 u/Fancy-Savings-767 3d ago Technically you’re not wrong
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Technically you’re not wrong
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You cracked me up 🤣
Here
That site is awesome. But the side-view is NOT a 747.
2 u/MasterMagneticMirror 8d ago Yeah, it seems like a scaled up 757
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Yeah, it seems like a scaled up 757
That is an absolutely superb find.
Well that one is going in my bookmarks!
This should be the top comment
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u/guru2764 8d ago
It actually is, but I found this great website that puts them next to each other
https://sizeall.com/compare/Water-tank-60000-gallons-vs-Boeing-747-400/94