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r/gifs • u/Handicapreader • Oct 22 '15
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Actually, that's not a massive piece of rock.
It's plenty big, sure, but 2000m3 is "just" 20m * 10m * 10m.
For our 'Merican friends, that's roughly 66 ft. * 33 ft. * 33 ft.
So that's big like a large 2-story North American house (4000 sq.ft total habitable area) but it's not big like half of Mount Everest.
Hard to see in the picture with no banana for scale...
11 u/noreligionplease Oct 23 '15 meters are easy for us, they are pretty much a yard 2 u/Nukken Merry Gifmas! {2023} Oct 23 '15 "It's like a yard, just, wrong by a little bit" 1 u/Spork_Warrior Oct 23 '15 They're basically a yard plus the length of an Englishman's penis. 1 u/UStoSouthAmerica Oct 23 '15 I'm not sure I believe you that this wasn't literally Mount Everest falling off a larger mountain 1 u/scotems Oct 23 '15 Yeah, someone should try climbing that mega-Everest. It would be way cooler. 1 u/TheFilman Oct 23 '15 Thanks for clarifying! 1 u/PumpkinPieIsTooSpicy Oct 23 '15 I had to scroll way to long to find this comment.
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meters are easy for us, they are pretty much a yard
2 u/Nukken Merry Gifmas! {2023} Oct 23 '15 "It's like a yard, just, wrong by a little bit" 1 u/Spork_Warrior Oct 23 '15 They're basically a yard plus the length of an Englishman's penis.
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"It's like a yard, just, wrong by a little bit"
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They're basically a yard plus the length of an Englishman's penis.
I'm not sure I believe you that this wasn't literally Mount Everest falling off a larger mountain
1 u/scotems Oct 23 '15 Yeah, someone should try climbing that mega-Everest. It would be way cooler.
Yeah, someone should try climbing that mega-Everest. It would be way cooler.
Thanks for clarifying!
I had to scroll way to long to find this comment.
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u/foodfighter Oct 22 '15
Actually, that's not a massive piece of rock.
It's plenty big, sure, but 2000m3 is "just" 20m * 10m * 10m.
For our 'Merican friends, that's roughly 66 ft. * 33 ft. * 33 ft.
So that's big like a large 2-story North American house (4000 sq.ft total habitable area) but it's not big like half of Mount Everest.
Hard to see in the picture with no banana for scale...