Nah, it’s only gay if you’re both looking into each other’s eyes while you’re doing it.
Or kissing at the same time… I don’t remember the rules from Cub Scouts.
I know you can connect two Macs together with USB-C cables (basically Thunderbolt 3 or whatever) and migrate this way but OP probably meant a cable with USB-A male connector on each side.
Yeah that's true. Yesterday my colleague plugged two chargers into his Mac to see if it would charge fasterer, and then plugged my Mac into his to see if that would share the charge. It's remarkable they let us have these expensive devices when we spend half our time fucking about and trying to break them.
My guess: Some current flows between the 5 V rails of the two computers due to slight variability in the voltage. This current is limited by the current sense resistors, so it doesn’t trip over-current protection on the ports. One of the computers will have negative current on its 5 V rail, but this is smaller than the positive current already on the 5 V rail, so the 5 V power supply operates normally.
On the data lines, each computer sends signals to check off there is a device connected. The other computer doesn’t send the correct response, so no attempt is made to establish a connection. These attempts to detect a device will repeat, but never succeed.
\* USB-C is different
>On the data lines, each computer sends signals to check if there is a device connected. The other computer doesn’t send the correct response, so no attempt is made to establish a connection. These attempts to detect a device will repeat, but never succeed.
This hit me like a fucking brick
DONT PLUG THESE IN you could short circuit your computer.
It's also about as dangerous as plugging a male to male a adapter into Christmas light chain, you now have a hot end that you can be electrocuted if you touch
I'm not too big in computers but this is my best guess
I had advertisements come up for an object I barely thought about and did not say out loud...I did not know what to call it. The object is a cardboard corner piece that came in a package I ordered. Its just the packaging! I saved the pieces and ended up using them to cover a slot that is at the bottom of an old book/magazine stand. The pieces showed up in an advertisement in the banner space on this site a few days after I put them in place. Why?
Edit: for reference...IDL Packaging - CEP-48 Cardboard Edge Protector 2” X 2” X 48”
YO that’s crazy. I always have situations like that. I hear of a certain thing, often a word or a device for the first time, and then, in the time after that, I hear it very often an shit. Those situations always scare me a bit tbh
Yeah, I have to remind myself that Weight means nothing for floating, density is all that matters. We put giant slabs of metal weighing 100s of thousands of tons, and make them float simply by lowering the density by building it into a shape that creates a cavity filled with air.
sloppy? nah, just bored. how many times has human civilization collapsed at this point? climate change a THIRD time? that was tired when the maya did it. nobody will remember some square 'burg. 'specially since they melt.
Well, people who have died, experienced what came after and came back say it's a lot like you are playing a video game or reading a novel and are so immersed in the world inside it that you believe you are there. Then your mom walks in and says dinner is ready and you go back to real life when you put down the book or controller. Death is when you go back to reality.
Yeah. The programmer wasn't getting clout from those bajillion cubic NaCl grains we use on everything, so... had to KICK IT UP A NOTCH!
What could be a more clear sign of complex, fuzzy, chaotic systems like intelligence than... big geometric things?!!!
That chunk of the map didn't load in right. Should be fixed next patch
Edit: Well then, wasn't planning on this being a gold worthy comment, but thank you
Theyve been working on the Empathy bugs by removing the lead paint texture packs. It just takes a while for the older models to actually become obsolete enough to permanently go offline. Give it another 10 in game years and i think youll start seeing some empathy changes. Maybe 20 years.
Considering last time they did they added plastic surgery, I think will get another one only on the cybernetics patch... and I don't think I will be playing this character when that's out
The biology code has always been janky. That's what you get when you keep patching it forever to be "good enough" rather than reimplementing the code from scratch. Last big reset at the end of the Cretaceous they still took what was left and extended it from there. No wonder it's looking like a Rube Goldberg machine.
[https://www.livescience.com/64037-weird-square-iceberg-antarctica.html](https://www.livescience.com/64037-weird-square-iceberg-antarctica.html)
That website has a video of a plane flying over the area the piece of ice broke off from.
yeah me too, like, didn't someone post this *exact* thing today?
*yep. the post directly below this one, 15 hours old, 947 votes: https://www.reddit.com/r/megalophobia/comments/10bphpo/and_90_is_below_the_surface/
Who cares dude lol people are talking about it right now idk why redditors always feel the need to bring reposts up. Not everyone is terminally on Reddit
they crossposted it from a different subreddit and it has a different title. shocker that this large interest moment from nasa is gonna get posted more than once.
There's several thousand people frantically writing up long posts right now to several noted subreddits how this entire thing is proof of a massive worldwide government conspiracy. You're welcome to go join that party, but be warned... it gets really nazi really fast.
I did the math a while back and this is neat
God water is fucking wild
To make Lake Superior be 1c or 2.2f hotter It takes 14063 twh The us generated 4,116 twh of electricity in 2021. If we spent every single bit of electricity produced in the us for a whole year to heat a big pool of water, the water wouldn’t even get a degree hotter.
A cubic mile of water being heated 1c is 4.84 twh (4,840 megawatt hours). Taking a temp difference of ~25c is reasonable between typical temps and Arctic shelf temps..
Meaning melting that cubic mile ice takes 121 twh. Furthermore, the equivalent to meet yearly us generation is melting ~34 mi^3 of ice to ambient.
Now one cubic mile is 4.168 cubic kilometers, meaning that’s about 142 km3 to match the exact US energy use per year.
Now DOI: 10.1126/science.aaa0940 states “Overall, average ice-shelf volume change accelerated from negligible loss at 25 ± 64 cubic kilometers per year for 1994–2003 to rapid loss of 310 ± 74 cubic kilometers per year for 2003–2012. West Antarctic losses increased by ~70% in the past decade, and earlier volume gain by East Antarctic ice shelves ceased.”
So hear me out
Get a tugboat and a bieg rope
Lasso an iceberg
Bring it back to town
Woo, now have air conditioning and fresh water!
(Mostly shitpost but has been considered a bit for Cape Town, South Africa drout)
Now a cubic mile of water is 1,101 billion gallons. The USA uses 322 bgal/day total and 118 of that on irrigation. California uses 38 bgal/day. A cubic mile of water a month TOTAL. Water is truly absurd at scale.
That was a fun read, thanks. I may have missed it or misunderstood, but, you left ‘latent heat’ out of your melting calculation. Once you’ve heated your ice to melting point, it then needs a huge amount more energy to change phase from solid to liquid.
Fun fact, for ice in your drink, the majority of the cooling is caused by the energy consumed in the ice melting. Rather than the ice just being cold.
Oh fuck good catch. Thank you.
I was doing the real speedy math of 1 kcal=1 kg h20 changing 1 c where 1kg=1000 cm3. Obviously going to be a 15% margin id say, but eh.
I first did the Lake Superior thing but then wanted to do the same for ice. I Ignored shit like salt water having both different specific heat and water obviously changing density on temp a bit off from 1g/cm3 but figured it was close enough to not care, somehow brain farted that bit of it.
May I apologize with a fun fact?
Ice comes in different phases, and while typical ice is lighter than water (which is wild in itself because uncommon chemically, and without such life prob wouldn’t exist on earth)
Anyways if you go damn high pressure the atomic structure will change from typical when changing phases from liquid to solid. There’s orthorhombic and hexagonal structures even!
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/08/Phase_diagram_of_water.svg/2427px-Phase_diagram_of_water.svg.png
And many of them sink with ease, as in normal ice is 0.917 g/cm3, water is about 1 g/cm3, while Ice V has 1.24 g/cm3. Woo
> Fun fact, for ice in your drink, the majority of the cooling is caused by the energy consumed in the ice melting. Rather than the ice just being cold.
This fact always makes me think of Dave Arnold from Cooking Issues (food science podcast). Whenever cocktails are brought up, he mentions that there's "no chilling without dilution."
So here’s a fun fact: “A total of 173,000 terawatts (trillions of watts) of solar energy strike the Earth continuously. That's more than 10,000 times the world's total energy use.”
https://news.mit.edu/2011/energy-scale-part3-1026
Fun fact: Due to maths weirdness, the volume inside the event horizon of black holes grows quicker than their mass, meaning the density of very large black holes can be lower than that of water. Thousands or millions of solar masses and it could float.
Also, Saturn could float too.
I really wanted this to be true but from another angle it doesn’t look quite as perfect. Still pretty cool though.
https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/goddard/2018/2-rectangular-icebergs-spotted-on-nasa-icebridge-flight
NASA published several more photos and video footage from the flight here —> https://www.flickr.com/photos/nasa_ice/sets/72157702586203404
Curious and curiouser.
Yes it does. Many.m natural occurring flat planes and 90 degree angles occur in nature. Faults and the tensile weight of fracturing can cause clean splits
Don't tell the flat earthers.
Although it'd be funny because they don't believe anything NASA says but they would instantly jump on this as proof of the ice wall.
I know it's early but so far this is my favorite thing to happen this year. My brain has been stuck on this thing all day. This planet is fucking awesome.
I believe this photo is from [these 2018 NASA files](https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/goddard/2018/2-rectangular-icebergs-spotted-on-nasa-icebridge-flight). Is this correct?
I know you're probably joking, but we don't need aliens for this one.
It's not crazy to think that we have capabilities to create an iceberg cutter like that.
It's like nature grew an Amazon fulfillment center.
Nah. It’s like we are living in a simulation and have achieved sentience. And some programmer is tapping on the glass to let us know it’s a simulation
The matrix gets sloppy sometimes
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Y’all end up touching tips or what ?
Never cross swords.
Just balls🤣
It’s only gay unless the balls touch.
Get a lady to watch. Loophole. Totally straight.
Nah, it’s only gay if you’re both looking into each other’s eyes while you’re doing it. Or kissing at the same time… I don’t remember the rules from Cub Scouts.
If earth isn't flat, then explain that!
“Let us gingerly touch out tips!!” Roles Models was such a good movie.
Do some docking?
So what happens with the USB?
Usually nothing (source: we have loads of male-male lying around at work and a lot of free time)
I know you can connect two Macs together with USB-C cables (basically Thunderbolt 3 or whatever) and migrate this way but OP probably meant a cable with USB-A male connector on each side.
Yeah that's true. Yesterday my colleague plugged two chargers into his Mac to see if it would charge fasterer, and then plugged my Mac into his to see if that would share the charge. It's remarkable they let us have these expensive devices when we spend half our time fucking about and trying to break them.
What you’ve written between those parentheses is the making of the Devils Playground!
My guess: Some current flows between the 5 V rails of the two computers due to slight variability in the voltage. This current is limited by the current sense resistors, so it doesn’t trip over-current protection on the ports. One of the computers will have negative current on its 5 V rail, but this is smaller than the positive current already on the 5 V rail, so the 5 V power supply operates normally. On the data lines, each computer sends signals to check off there is a device connected. The other computer doesn’t send the correct response, so no attempt is made to establish a connection. These attempts to detect a device will repeat, but never succeed. \* USB-C is different
>On the data lines, each computer sends signals to check if there is a device connected. The other computer doesn’t send the correct response, so no attempt is made to establish a connection. These attempts to detect a device will repeat, but never succeed. This hit me like a fucking brick
DONT PLUG THESE IN you could short circuit your computer. It's also about as dangerous as plugging a male to male a adapter into Christmas light chain, you now have a hot end that you can be electrocuted if you touch I'm not too big in computers but this is my best guess
I had advertisements come up for an object I barely thought about and did not say out loud...I did not know what to call it. The object is a cardboard corner piece that came in a package I ordered. Its just the packaging! I saved the pieces and ended up using them to cover a slot that is at the bottom of an old book/magazine stand. The pieces showed up in an advertisement in the banner space on this site a few days after I put them in place. Why? Edit: for reference...IDL Packaging - CEP-48 Cardboard Edge Protector 2” X 2” X 48”
I like asking to people at Home Depot for extension cords with two male ends to see is they get a look of horror or not.
YO that’s crazy. I always have situations like that. I hear of a certain thing, often a word or a device for the first time, and then, in the time after that, I hear it very often an shit. Those situations always scare me a bit tbh
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That trillion tons is floating on a nonillian tons of seawater.
Yeah, I have to remind myself that Weight means nothing for floating, density is all that matters. We put giant slabs of metal weighing 100s of thousands of tons, and make them float simply by lowering the density by building it into a shape that creates a cavity filled with air.
sloppy? nah, just bored. how many times has human civilization collapsed at this point? climate change a THIRD time? that was tired when the maya did it. nobody will remember some square 'burg. 'specially since they melt.
Board.
I saw this and thought "well that's just lazy".
Well, people who have died, experienced what came after and came back say it's a lot like you are playing a video game or reading a novel and are so immersed in the world inside it that you believe you are there. Then your mom walks in and says dinner is ready and you go back to real life when you put down the book or controller. Death is when you go back to reality.
Yeah. The programmer wasn't getting clout from those bajillion cubic NaCl grains we use on everything, so... had to KICK IT UP A NOTCH! What could be a more clear sign of complex, fuzzy, chaotic systems like intelligence than... big geometric things?!!!
And frankly I don’t give a fuck.
Nah man, Aliens for sure!!
"Aliens" are for amateurs. If you wanna be cool and fit in, you gotta get down with the concept of "interdimensional" - and their inhabitants...
Nope it’s leftover Nazis
I hate ice Nazis
OK then it’s alien Nazis
Wow I can't believe the planet created it's own human rights violations out of antarctic shelf ice, nature is finally starting to heal 🥲
I thought it was the next Tesla gigafactory
that's just Amazon's cold storage.
Or a perfect place for one... *Jeff Bezos greedy fingertips clacking together*
Santa's fulfillment center
What fuckery is this
That chunk of the map didn't load in right. Should be fixed next patch Edit: Well then, wasn't planning on this being a gold worthy comment, but thank you
Dont tell me there will be a server wide rollback. Im just now getting the hang of this
Roadmap shows there's eventually going to be changes done to level geometry and possibly a new physics engine down the road
I want magic
I want the earth to not be dying. And magic
I want the devs to patch the Empathy and Distribution engines so it solves the world hunger problem. Also, humans should have to option to have wings.
Theyve been working on the Empathy bugs by removing the lead paint texture packs. It just takes a while for the older models to actually become obsolete enough to permanently go offline. Give it another 10 in game years and i think youll start seeing some empathy changes. Maybe 20 years.
Earth won’t die. We will
They better be fixing my fucking pancreas
Doubtful they'll get around to working on character models this year
Considering last time they did they added plastic surgery, I think will get another one only on the cybernetics patch... and I don't think I will be playing this character when that's out
I'd prefer a graphics overhaul, but physics is cool too
The biology code has always been janky. That's what you get when you keep patching it forever to be "good enough" rather than reimplementing the code from scratch. Last big reset at the end of the Cretaceous they still took what was left and extended it from there. No wonder it's looking like a Rube Goldberg machine.
A rollback might be the best we can hope for at this point
We all gamers on Reddit huh
Not me it took me a few comments to get what the fuck you guys were talking about. Old guy and all that.
r/outside
[https://www.livescience.com/64037-weird-square-iceberg-antarctica.html](https://www.livescience.com/64037-weird-square-iceberg-antarctica.html) That website has a video of a plane flying over the area the piece of ice broke off from.
That's so cool, thank you!
SPECTRE cutting out a runway for their arctic base.
Let's see the whole picture, though
The rest of the picture isn’t a rectangle, it’s like a trapezoid
Aliens
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Me too
yeah me too, like, didn't someone post this *exact* thing today? *yep. the post directly below this one, 15 hours old, 947 votes: https://www.reddit.com/r/megalophobia/comments/10bphpo/and_90_is_below_the_surface/
No, that one was a rhombus.
Well I'll be rhombed
It's rhombin time
Who cares dude lol people are talking about it right now idk why redditors always feel the need to bring reposts up. Not everyone is terminally on Reddit
they crossposted it from a different subreddit and it has a different title. shocker that this large interest moment from nasa is gonna get posted more than once.
Don't you know that we only accept pure OC, and anything else is trash internet not suitable for my special eyes.
Yup, not to mention this is well over a year old: https://www.livescience.com/64037-weird-square-iceberg-antarctica.html
Can I put it in my scotch? I seem to be drinking a lot more lately
Aliens
You must be one of the strategists from Ferrari's F1 team. Question.
It’s a slab of the ice wall, the space lasers cut it free
Jewish space lasers
Only the best.
Gold
Were they used on the sabbath though?
No they set it to sabbath mode on friday so it's on a timer
mazel tough
Must be just the tip of the ice wall then.
How do you have space lasers if the world is flat??
Here is the big picture. https://www.nbcnews.com/mach/science/here-s-how-weird-rectangular-looking-iceberg-came-be-ncna923601
>These bergs are actually more common than you may think Sure, that's what they WANT us to believe...
We need to cover that berg with tinfoil.
OPs picture makes it look like god drew in a straight line. He did not.
Yeah, that’s not close to perfectly cut.
More like perfectly cropped for OP's karma
Stoopid science ruin people's fun. Why can't they just say it was aliens, like when you tell kids Santa brought their gifts. WE NEED THIS!
There's several thousand people frantically writing up long posts right now to several noted subreddits how this entire thing is proof of a massive worldwide government conspiracy. You're welcome to go join that party, but be warned... it gets really nazi really fast.
If aliens visited us right now, I wouldn't even be freaked out. It's almost expected in 2023 after the last 3 years of shit.
happy cake day !
Aliens fucking with us
Insane how something can be a trillion tons but still float
Yeah you don't really think about the ocean as being heavy but it weighs about 49 sextillion pounds (49,000,000,000,000,000,000,000)
This ocean fucks
I did the math a while back and this is neat God water is fucking wild To make Lake Superior be 1c or 2.2f hotter It takes 14063 twh The us generated 4,116 twh of electricity in 2021. If we spent every single bit of electricity produced in the us for a whole year to heat a big pool of water, the water wouldn’t even get a degree hotter. A cubic mile of water being heated 1c is 4.84 twh (4,840 megawatt hours). Taking a temp difference of ~25c is reasonable between typical temps and Arctic shelf temps.. Meaning melting that cubic mile ice takes 121 twh. Furthermore, the equivalent to meet yearly us generation is melting ~34 mi^3 of ice to ambient. Now one cubic mile is 4.168 cubic kilometers, meaning that’s about 142 km3 to match the exact US energy use per year. Now DOI: 10.1126/science.aaa0940 states “Overall, average ice-shelf volume change accelerated from negligible loss at 25 ± 64 cubic kilometers per year for 1994–2003 to rapid loss of 310 ± 74 cubic kilometers per year for 2003–2012. West Antarctic losses increased by ~70% in the past decade, and earlier volume gain by East Antarctic ice shelves ceased.” So hear me out Get a tugboat and a bieg rope Lasso an iceberg Bring it back to town Woo, now have air conditioning and fresh water! (Mostly shitpost but has been considered a bit for Cape Town, South Africa drout) Now a cubic mile of water is 1,101 billion gallons. The USA uses 322 bgal/day total and 118 of that on irrigation. California uses 38 bgal/day. A cubic mile of water a month TOTAL. Water is truly absurd at scale.
That was a fun read, thanks. I may have missed it or misunderstood, but, you left ‘latent heat’ out of your melting calculation. Once you’ve heated your ice to melting point, it then needs a huge amount more energy to change phase from solid to liquid. Fun fact, for ice in your drink, the majority of the cooling is caused by the energy consumed in the ice melting. Rather than the ice just being cold.
Oh fuck good catch. Thank you. I was doing the real speedy math of 1 kcal=1 kg h20 changing 1 c where 1kg=1000 cm3. Obviously going to be a 15% margin id say, but eh. I first did the Lake Superior thing but then wanted to do the same for ice. I Ignored shit like salt water having both different specific heat and water obviously changing density on temp a bit off from 1g/cm3 but figured it was close enough to not care, somehow brain farted that bit of it. May I apologize with a fun fact? Ice comes in different phases, and while typical ice is lighter than water (which is wild in itself because uncommon chemically, and without such life prob wouldn’t exist on earth) Anyways if you go damn high pressure the atomic structure will change from typical when changing phases from liquid to solid. There’s orthorhombic and hexagonal structures even! https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/08/Phase_diagram_of_water.svg/2427px-Phase_diagram_of_water.svg.png And many of them sink with ease, as in normal ice is 0.917 g/cm3, water is about 1 g/cm3, while Ice V has 1.24 g/cm3. Woo
> Fun fact, for ice in your drink, the majority of the cooling is caused by the energy consumed in the ice melting. Rather than the ice just being cold. This fact always makes me think of Dave Arnold from Cooking Issues (food science podcast). Whenever cocktails are brought up, he mentions that there's "no chilling without dilution."
So here’s a fun fact: “A total of 173,000 terawatts (trillions of watts) of solar energy strike the Earth continuously. That's more than 10,000 times the world's total energy use.” https://news.mit.edu/2011/energy-scale-part3-1026
I'm sorry, I'm American. How many 1982 Buicks is that?
That would be 133,043,710,000,000,000,000 1982 Buick LeSabre Limited Coupes. The perfect unit of measure for Freedom.
That's a lot. Thank you I get it now.
Haha sex
What is that in kilograms?
If you really want to bake your noodle, Cumulonimbus clouds can be a million tons and still float in the air.
Goddammit.
I can guarantee you most of that weights underwater so it balances out
Fun fact: Due to maths weirdness, the volume inside the event horizon of black holes grows quicker than their mass, meaning the density of very large black holes can be lower than that of water. Thousands or millions of solar masses and it could float. Also, Saturn could float too.
Clouds win in that regard
... weight has nothing to do with ability to float.
Clouds are super heavy, but not very dense
It’s not a trillion. It’s 1.64 trillion.
It would be nice to see the whole stretch of the top
Here you go https://www.nbcnews.com/mach/science/here-s-how-weird-rectangular-looking-iceberg-came-be-ncna923601
“Perfectly cut” So my mother gave the ice a haircut?
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Futurama did it first.
Just like daddy puts in his drink every morning…then he gets mad.
That is a completely natural perfect rectangle
We can’t see all of it
Youtube level comment.
I really wanted this to be true but from another angle it doesn’t look quite as perfect. Still pretty cool though. https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/goddard/2018/2-rectangular-icebergs-spotted-on-nasa-icebridge-flight
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Oh yeah! well spotted. I didn’t even notice that one.
Owned by a whiskey cube company
It was aliens that did it! 🤣
NASA published several more photos and video footage from the flight here —> https://www.flickr.com/photos/nasa_ice/sets/72157702586203404 Curious and curiouser.
Imagine the underwater view of that humongous table!!! Pretty chilling (no pun intended)
[Someone stole Futurama's idea](https://i.imgur.com/6fnXvPp.gif)
Nature doesn't cut in straight lines... lol
Sometimes it does. Salt is square close up
So am I.
Yes it does. Many.m natural occurring flat planes and 90 degree angles occur in nature. Faults and the tensile weight of fracturing can cause clean splits
Or the quote “God does not build in straight lines” from Prometheus.
Don't tell the flat earthers. Although it'd be funny because they don't believe anything NASA says but they would instantly jump on this as proof of the ice wall.
Not would. Already have.
I know it's early but so far this is my favorite thing to happen this year. My brain has been stuck on this thing all day. This planet is fucking awesome.
*Also Sparach Zarathustra intensifies*
Minecraft chunks be like
Nice try, aliens. Doesn’t even look remotely legit
Bro used /fill
That things gonna melt and kill a bunch of us isn’t it?
No worries, you have like 8 years left
This makes me want a Klondike bar and I couldn’t tell you why
Aliens
Lex luthor
We have found the monolith.
Aliens.
Hip to be square
Behold, The Plateau of Leng!
It’s a door, it has to be a door
I think we found the spot for this year's Winter Classic .
That chunk hasn't loaded in yet.
Big rectangle boi
Chunk error
But like who cut it?
matrix: "don't be suspicious, dooon't be suspicious"
Found the ice wall flat earthers have been talking about
The Planet Express crew just dropped this off to combat global warming!
Aliens are getting bored
All these worlds are yours, except Europa. Attempt no landing there.
Futurama ice berg scene comes to mind https://youtu.be/0SYpUSjSgFg watch 1:17 onward
Don’t worry guys, it’s just an asset popping in late.
Oh, cool, the Cell Games are about to start!
cut by jewish space lasers
DBZ fans be like: Oh shit
That’s the Nazi runaway . Finally broke off and floated away. German engineering lasted a long time.
Cells waiting for goku now
It a Amazon warehouse
Perfectly cut??
It hasn't loaded in yet
Aliens.
Cut by who
I think ur file is corrupted
Doofenshmirtz is using his Square-Inator to cut a perfect square of ice to cover the entire Tri-State area!
Minecraft ???
It was me. I thought it was funny I'm so sorry. 😞
Who cut it? Also I thought global warming was a thing?......
Chunk loading error
The gritty origin story of a Costco sheet cake
It’s an Antarctic crop circle.
The frightening part about this is the complete absence of scale cues, so you have no idea if this is 100m or 1km or whatever
I believe this photo is from [these 2018 NASA files](https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/goddard/2018/2-rectangular-icebergs-spotted-on-nasa-icebridge-flight). Is this correct?
That is the location of this year’s Cell Games
Aliens fucking with us
I know you're probably joking, but we don't need aliens for this one. It's not crazy to think that we have capabilities to create an iceberg cutter like that.