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[hunter2458]

Ah, thank you CloverfieldClues, I was going off someone else who mentioned the deepest of the atlantic was around 3.5k. Thanks for shedding new light ^_^

And, I realize that was pure fiction, I just thought they were trying to keep it as real as possible.

[porrphyrhia]

well, they are keeping it real (fo shizzle). but at the same time, we're dealing with shit-tons of fiction. giant monsters, fake drilling companies, and the like. the oceans are honestly still more unexplored than our own friggin' solar system, so yea. i agree with the poster that stated that they could've found a deeper spot.

we know less about our own planet than we know about disease, atomic structure, psychology, outer space, the list can go on.

i do agree that 10,000 meters is a long shot. that's friggin deep. if you want to be rational about it, a creature that lives at such depths, with such pressure, should entirely disintegrate once it reaches normal atmospheric pressure. i saw a show on nat geo the other day about deep ocean fish who seemingly commit suicide... one day a year, they surface in droves, and once they reach the level of pressure unequal to their natural habitat, their bodies basically explode... they were designed by nature to survive at extreme pressure.... once that pressure is gone, their bodies can no longer hold themselves together.

bit of a digression, but just trying to point out the huge aspect of fiction.

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[Clover]

^ Thank you. Really, I have only seen the Sword here - http://www.usgx8810b467233px.com/access.htm . My question, though, is- was the Sword always there, from when this place was first discovered? Or was it added? o_o

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[Superfuzzzz]

I disagree

no camera I know has any framing that shows up in pictures
I see why you think that, but IMO that is the sword logo.

BTW, I asked you to show me any photos unrelated to Cloverfield where the framing from the camera shows up

[Clover]

[Euchre]

I see that my conclusion that the lighted things on the platform's legs are observation decks has been taken a bit far. If you notice the parasite image, you'll see the pattern of the lighting on it. This is not what we see on those things on the legs. That's one reason I figured they weren't clusters of the same subs, because the lighting devices are in the wrong pattern. It's hard to get a look at the other small subs in the drilling platform picture, but it appears they also have more lights around their dome - so you'd at least be looking at 2 types of subs. The thing that makes me think those aren't docked clusters of subs is that there's no need to have scores of such subs, and no reason to have them all lit up all the time wasting a lot of energy.

When I played with the memo image, I noticed a couple of things. I am not sure if it's the result of how they generated the image alone, or if it's supposed to sort of 'tell the story' of how they got to where they are now. The printing and scan pattern are indicative of either a fax or flatbed scanner (or primitive xerography), but when I zoomed in and pushed the levels around I see that the pixels are color. Faxes and copiers only do black and white by design, so this is basically an artifact of a flatbed scanner. The obscuring marks are pretty solidly black though, so if the item was scannned initially, it was then printed and marked on, then rescanned. This basically means the document would have been scanned, sent via a medium that preserves color, then printed and redacted, then scanned again and uploaded.

I've also looked at the other two images with levels adjusted. Common sense tells you that the 4 framing devices and the 'target overlay' are exactly that. As for any other talk...

Don't feed the trolls.

[kenclops]

I don't know if this has been mentioned, but the giant thing taking photos underneath the ocean looks like a giant IMAX camera with lights-- google it.

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