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Knowledge Is A Weapon So Arm Your Brain With These Fascinating Facts (20 pics)
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The more you know the better off your brain is going to be.
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#19 -I don't believe this one.
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#19 -I don't believe this one.
Not only that, it casts serious doubt on everything else posted here...
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#19 -I don't believe this one.
Not only that, it casts serious doubt on everything else posted here...
I disbelived too, but a quick google turn up that it's an actual theory, though they are not talking about liquid free water, but a layer of the crust that has trapped water, and if the layer is as thick, uniform, and as"wet" as the samples they've taken it would contain the amount of water they say.
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#19 -I don't believe this one.
Not only that, it casts serious doubt on everything else posted here...
I disbelived too, but a quick google turn up that it's an actual theory, though they are not talking about liquid free water, but a layer of the crust that has trapped water, and if the layer is as thick, uniform, and as"wet" as the samples they've taken it would contain the amount of water they say.
Thanks for that, will have to look into it!
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#19 -I don't believe this one.
Not only that, it casts serious doubt on everything else posted here...
I disbelived too, but a quick google turn up that it's an actual theory, though they are not talking about liquid free water, but a layer of the crust that has trapped water, and if the layer is as thick, uniform, and as"wet" as the samples they've taken it would contain the amount of water they say.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQHuyu7KQe4
In case the link doesn't work: Take a look at "We Discovered A Massive Amount Of Water Near The Earth's Core!" by DNews on Youtube.
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