| 1 | RE: Which Enterprise? |
L: TyrannosaurusAlan
I know I am a total pedant, but which Enterprise? As depending on which model (NCC-1701?) varies in size. Ok, I'll go and sit in the nerd corner now :-)
e used JJ Abrams' 2009 NCC-1701, Alan. :)
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Posted by Helen OHara on Monday April 2, 2012, 10:35 |
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| 2 | I wanna see this movie! |
My money is on Sauron. More
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Posted by djdarrenjames on Saturday March 31, 2012, 16:13 |
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| 3 | Which Enterprise? |
I know I am a total pedant, but which Enterprise? As depending on which model (NCC-1701?) varies in size. Ok, I'll go and sit in the nerd corner now :-) More
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Posted by TyrannosaurusAlan on Friday March 30, 2012, 22:58 |
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| 4 | some lite down here |
Surely you should compare with The Abyss? Little Geek, Nuclear Warhead, Alien City Ship et al? More
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Posted by fraserm on Friday March 30, 2012, 19:10 |
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| 5 | we're gonna need a smaller boat |
The scale of the boat is too big, as is James little sub. and thus i have added to the ridiculous comments on this page. plus the fish are way too big, the whale is about right though, which is nice.
sea too blue anyone??? More
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Posted by mclane1 on Friday March 30, 2012, 19:04 |
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| 6 | RE: Empire Math |
Must have been 'blindfolded' when he was counting. Muppet. More
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Posted by TOPOI on Friday March 30, 2012, 17:51 |
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| 7 | RE: |
L: Laxy24
Surely Home Tree in Avatar was higher than 150m. Tallest trees on earth reach 100m and Home Tree was depicted like a towering city.
hat's what our research came up with. It's still half as tall again as the world's tallest redwood, so that ain't bad - and obviously it's much more massive.
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Posted by Helen OHara on Friday March 30, 2012, 15:23 |
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| 8 | RE: Empire Math |
Eh... no there isn't. More
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Posted by dankeane on Friday March 30, 2012, 14:03 |
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| 9 | RE: This puts things in perspective for me. |
L: Cameron1975Williams
Thank you Empire. However, your diagram doesn't get across how dangerous it is to go that deep. I hear that the pressure on every sqaure inch is the equivalent of turning the Eiffel Tower upside down and putting the point on your big toe.
an maths says that there is 16,139lbs per square inch at 11000m and the metal part of the Eiffel Tower is very roughly about 16,100,000lbs. So, not quite. More
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Posted by goeman on Friday March 30, 2012, 13:53 |
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I like the guy jumping off the top Burj Khalifa. More
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Posted by Dropje on Friday March 30, 2012, 13:18 |
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| 11 | That's really cool! |
Cheers Empire ... you just made me go 'whooooooah', like Bill & Ted. Always a good thing. I'd actually quite like that as a poster. Say what you like about his work, James Cameron is an inspiring man. I feel a man crush coming on ... More
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Posted by Nicky C on Friday March 30, 2012, 13:13 |
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| 12 | Empire Math |
Nice to know you guys can count - You have 7 Godzillas in the image, not 6! Duuur! ;-) More
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Posted by blindfold on Friday March 30, 2012, 12:56 |
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That's mental. I like the way it gets darker the deeper we go... More
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Posted by Whistler on Friday March 30, 2012, 12:45 |
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Surely Home Tree in Avatar was higher than 150m. Tallest trees on earth reach 100m and Home Tree was depicted like a towering city. More
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Posted by Laxy24 on Friday March 30, 2012, 12:29 |
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At last! Science we can all understand More
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Posted by sexy_davey on Friday March 30, 2012, 12:15 |
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| 16 | This puts things in perspective for me. |
Thank you Empire. However, your diagram doesn't get across how dangerous it is to go that deep. I hear that the pressure on every sqaure inch is the equivalent of turning the Eiffel Tower upside down and putting the point on your big toe. More
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Posted by Cameron1975Williams on Friday March 30, 2012, 12:15 |
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