Huh, so there is someone on the internet that hasn't seen Pulp Fiction.
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NASA spots a perfectly rectangular iceberg
- Thread starter Infinity Times Two
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Huh, so there is someone on the internet that hasn't seen Pulp Fiction.
I had to look it up.
I'm buying some of this shit for my stepdaughter. She's in the slime mode.
I remember being mind-blown by making rock candy as a kid.
Da heck is this from? And why's there a guy crashing in the ice in the background?
Square ice vs. square clouds
Heaven or hell duel one let's rock!
WTF?!
Fucking amazing nature yo'
First thing I thought hah. It's cell building the platform for Cell games!Hmm.
yeah... that pic is fake as fuck, isn't it?
that thing is not only completely rectangular, it is also completely flat?
doubt it..
Funny thing is, the one on the right is a different rectangular iceberg. The original photo shows the one on the left, just above the engine (it can also be seen in the video).
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Different iceberg! The original is a lot sharper:
That looks like some synthetic Bismuth.I got ya right angles right HERE
Natural looking more like this.
Funny thing is, the one on the right is a different rectangular iceberg. The original photo shows the one on the left, just above the engine (it can also be seen in the video).
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Different iceberg! The original is a lot sharper:
ok, those look more realistic, than the one in the OP
Impressive still ...
Basically if you melt bismuth and then cool it gradually, those geometric crystals form. So not synthetic per se, but not really occurring in nature. Still the result of a natural formation process in the end though.That looks like some synthetic Bismuth.
Natural looking more like this.
