MOV_Games wrote:

Cridone wrote:

MOV_Games wrote:

Can anyone explain to me the problem here.

For some reason Steam says my peak Internet speed is 3.4 Billion Gigabytes. Yeah.

Perfect time to buy the entire contents of the store and install it in less than a second while this impossible speed lasts.

The Bloop has been estimated at 246 dB! [ citation needed ] You didn't specify the pressure that the measurement was relative to, so I'm going to assume that it's 1 μPa (Common for underwater readings). Remember that acoustic measurement is heavily dependent on the medium in which the sound is trav...

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You have to remember that we have only explored maybe 95% of the world's oceans. I don't mean to correct you, but it's 95% that we haven't explored. Only 5% is explored as of right now. The surface and anything less than a couple miles below the surface. Oh! Heh heh, I meant to put "haven't". Ah, t...

Why do you people have to try and think this out? Just post it under /b/ and let 4chan handle it. It's the responsible thing to do. Atleast, that's what 4chan told me. So you just believe everything people say from a site where anybody can post anonymously with no evidence supporting their claim wi...

Princess Luna wrote:You have to remember that we have only explored maybe 95% of the world's oceans.

I don't mean to correct you, but it's 95% that we haven't explored. Only 5% is explored as of right now. The surface and anything less than a couple miles below the surface.

Can I stop for a minute and say: I just love the fact that there's a loud noise that was made in the middle of an ocean that hasn't been looked into since 1997 and is still unsolved. Just wanted to throw that out there. In other news, I found an artist's depiction of what the bloop may look like if ...

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Well, it could be failing machinery underwater. But I don't think machinery would or can be that deep. I agree that it could be a bomb. Disturbing fact: there's still an undetonated bomb from 1958 off the coast of Georgia. You ever watch a firecracker go off in a large body of water? An air pocket ...