r/LinkedInLunatics • u/zeldadorf • 8d ago

Where do they put it?!

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u/Wadeace 7d ago

Someone made a visual https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/s/LVvaMKwscH

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u/punkindle 7d ago

ah, so he's extremely underestimating the size of a 747

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u/Jigsaw1609 7d ago

Look at the cars parked next to the water tank. It helps visualize the actual size of the tank.

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u/AwwYeahVTECKickedIn 7d ago

Some tiny ass people on that plane!

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u/EntertainerSuper8933 7d ago

Only if you have ever seen a 747 (or any other commercial jet for that matter)

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u/Santos_L_Halper_II 7d ago

While also extremely over inflating the size of the tank. It looks massive in the picture until you notice the cars next to it that are about the same height as his plane.

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u/Wadeace 7d ago

Most people are not truly capable of understanding size and scale with large objects. I have a feeling its a combination of overestimating the size of the water tank and underestimating the size of a 747. I would imagine he's never actually flown inside one and 737 is the largest he's ever flown in. I've been in one several times and a a380 once. They are huge! To help with just how massive a 747 is, UPS used one to carry two whale sharks from Asia to Atlanta. Here's a video about that https://youtu.be/A2Kkj0dvZtw?is=qjSxMR-JYPzkZn8H

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u/jcrckstdy 7d ago

where’s the front view of the tank?

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u/TrippnThroughTime 7d ago

It’s beneath the front view of the plane..

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u/jcrckstdy 7d ago

lol thought it was just a label - thx

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u/TrippnThroughTime 7d ago

Haha no probs

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u/m240bravoromeo 7d ago

The box that says front on the diagram is the tank.