Stick around for like 50 years and depending on the tectonic plates you’ll either not be able to do this or crushed to death slowly at a rate of (assuming) 3 ish centimeters per year.
Many people, me included, thought this picture is of a scuba diver in the ocean. It’s actually in a lake in the national park where the two continental plates are separated. Learned that in August when we visited Iceland.
I-Love-A-but-not-Lot on October 11st, 2021 at 02:09 UTC »
Stick around for like 50 years and depending on the tectonic plates you’ll either not be able to do this or crushed to death slowly at a rate of (assuming) 3 ish centimeters per year.
infiniteartifacts on October 11st, 2021 at 02:15 UTC »
Which side is which, I need to know
TestFlyJets on October 11st, 2021 at 02:28 UTC »
Many people, me included, thought this picture is of a scuba diver in the ocean. It’s actually in a lake in the national park where the two continental plates are separated. Learned that in August when we visited Iceland.