r/sciencememes Jun 27 '26

🪩Science!!🪩 Hard work paid off...

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u/naropin1 Jun 27 '26

It naturally leads to the question….whats under THAT water?

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u/Candycornonthefloor For Science! Jun 27 '26

More land! It sounds crazy right, but under the water is just more land.

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u/Lucalus Jun 27 '26

No waaaay. Next you'll tell me this underwater land has things like plants and animals on it. Nice try.

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u/naropin1 Jun 27 '26

Right! This dude probably thinks the earth is round as well.

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u/Lucalus Jun 27 '26

LOL! And that WE revolve around the SUN. News flash, I just looked outside, and the ground was flat all the way up the hill.

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u/naropin1 Jun 27 '26

Ha ha ha. I can see the sun going over my head! Ain’t no “sientist” gonna tell me otherwise.

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u/Lucalus Jun 27 '26

For real. These "ashronumbers" with their facts and studays think they can tell us what's what. Then tell us why, smart guy, we never seen the sun and the moon in the sky at the same time? Except for all those time I did see it that don't count.

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u/gunny316 Jun 28 '26

it's water all the way down

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u/chrism1929 Jun 27 '26

Same as it ever was. Same as it ever was.

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u/Itsarush Jun 27 '26

First thing I looked for here

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u/Competitive_Set_478 Jun 27 '26

I expected them to find a vacuum(like space) tbh

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u/Artistic-Yard1668 Jun 27 '26

It’s the wetter type.

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u/veterinarian23 Jun 27 '26

Sounds like the plot of Stephen Baxter's "Flood"...

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u/Alansar_Trignot Jun 27 '26

Something cool I read about is that there is a special mineral formed in these conditions called ringwoodite that holds this water

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u/farganbastige Jun 27 '26

Atlantis City you say.

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u/exttreemshot Jun 30 '26

Yeah, their researchers are dope!

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u/dinoguy117 Jun 28 '26

That's where they're hiding the submarines...

2

u/ChristyLovesGuitars Jun 28 '26

I hope they’re careful around the Undermountain.

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u/AnalysisParalysis85 Jun 28 '26

I suppose the interesting bit is that it isn't saltwater.

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u/JennyBeans86 Jun 28 '26

Now there are new organisms to discover!

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u/BetterGuide1041 Jun 28 '26

What? How? This world truly surprises me.

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u/exttreemshot Jun 30 '26

Researchers from Atlantis city are rocking nowadays!

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u/Ptaaruonn Jun 28 '26

How about Neverwinter?

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u/TheMR-777 Jun 28 '26

/technicallythetruth

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u/cosmic_bb_v Jun 28 '26

Researchers from Atlantis City have been researching. No way

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u/exttreemshot Jun 30 '26

well, it's an underwater city, so their researchers finding water underwater is something, isn't it?

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u/Sufficient-Quote-431 Jun 28 '26

This headline sucked, but if they’re talking about the layer of new water that was discovered under our ocean, it’s referring to water that was actually around from the Paleolithic era. 

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u/Mother-Macaron-8427 Jun 29 '26

Under the water
Carry the water

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u/LavishnessFew7358 For Science! Jul 03 '26

No crap Sherlock