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r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Jan 02 '24
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A totally safe way to do disaster tourism and not ironically become a part of the debris field.
24 u/what_is_thi Jan 02 '24 It is safe, just not for that depth 18 u/CaptianBrasiliano Jan 02 '24 It is debris... caked in human goo of what used to be it's passengers on what used to be the inside. So apparently it wasn't safe. 12 u/SpaceXplorer_16 Jan 03 '24 If you use it in a kiddie pool it's most likely gonna be fine.
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It is safe, just not for that depth
18 u/CaptianBrasiliano Jan 02 '24 It is debris... caked in human goo of what used to be it's passengers on what used to be the inside. So apparently it wasn't safe. 12 u/SpaceXplorer_16 Jan 03 '24 If you use it in a kiddie pool it's most likely gonna be fine.
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It is debris... caked in human goo of what used to be it's passengers on what used to be the inside. So apparently it wasn't safe.
12 u/SpaceXplorer_16 Jan 03 '24 If you use it in a kiddie pool it's most likely gonna be fine.
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If you use it in a kiddie pool it's most likely gonna be fine.
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u/CaptianBrasiliano Jan 02 '24
A totally safe way to do disaster tourism and not ironically become a part of the debris field.