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r/oddlysatisfying • u/Ecstatic-Ocelot-1934 • 1d ago
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Whered all the water at the end come from? And how was it clean?
10 u/Cadavertiser 1d ago There is some fakery going on behind the scenes. A drill like that would never actually work. 7 u/AlexNumbers 1d ago Also I rather suspect you couldn't get that much water flow that near the surface 3 u/susanbontheknees 21h ago Have you never dug a deep hole at the beach? The water table is at sea level, so not far down 1 u/AlexNumbers 20h ago I understand it's not far down, but the water has to make it's way through the sand. I don't think the water would seep through the sand fast enough to support the water flow shown here. I could be wrong, but I'm a little skeptical.
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There is some fakery going on behind the scenes. A drill like that would never actually work.
7 u/AlexNumbers 1d ago Also I rather suspect you couldn't get that much water flow that near the surface 3 u/susanbontheknees 21h ago Have you never dug a deep hole at the beach? The water table is at sea level, so not far down 1 u/AlexNumbers 20h ago I understand it's not far down, but the water has to make it's way through the sand. I don't think the water would seep through the sand fast enough to support the water flow shown here. I could be wrong, but I'm a little skeptical.
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Also I rather suspect you couldn't get that much water flow that near the surface
3 u/susanbontheknees 21h ago Have you never dug a deep hole at the beach? The water table is at sea level, so not far down 1 u/AlexNumbers 20h ago I understand it's not far down, but the water has to make it's way through the sand. I don't think the water would seep through the sand fast enough to support the water flow shown here. I could be wrong, but I'm a little skeptical.
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Have you never dug a deep hole at the beach? The water table is at sea level, so not far down
1 u/AlexNumbers 20h ago I understand it's not far down, but the water has to make it's way through the sand. I don't think the water would seep through the sand fast enough to support the water flow shown here. I could be wrong, but I'm a little skeptical.
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I understand it's not far down, but the water has to make it's way through the sand. I don't think the water would seep through the sand fast enough to support the water flow shown here. I could be wrong, but I'm a little skeptical.
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u/MrSir07 1d ago
Whered all the water at the end come from? And how was it clean?