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[OC] The Deepest Hole Ever Drilled Reached 0.19% of the Way to Earth’s Centre
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[OC] The Deepest Hole Ever Drilled Reached 0.19% of the Way to Earth’s Centre

Source: Kola Superdeep Borehole depth from Popov et al. (1999). Earth radius and internal layers from NASA and USGS. Eiffel Tower height: 330 metres.

Tools: Python with Pillow. The Earth cross-section uses an exact radial scale.

At full 5400 px resolution, the true scale borehole depth is 3.46 px.

The borehole is approximately 37 Eiffel Towers deep. If Earth were reduced to 1 metre wide, the hole would be 0.96 mm deep.

u/CalculateQuick — 13 hours ago

Hand carved Dwarves!

Hand carved dwarves I made.

4inch tall 2x2 block, hand carved, finished with black walnut Danish oil and wax. Hand carved by me, not AI, check my profile for proof. Carvin wood is what i do.

u/JohnnyTheLayton — 11 hours ago
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After his wife died due to lack of timely medical care, Dashrath Manjhi spent 22 years carving a road through a mountain using only hand tools.

Driven by the tragic loss of his wife to medical delays, Dashrath Manjhi single-handedly carved a 360-foot road through a solid mountain over 22 years with just a hammer and chisel. By reducing a 55 km journey to a mere 15 km, he ensured his village had faster access to medical aid—a route honored today as the Dashrath Manjhi Path.

u/Hashashin455 — 1 day ago
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desarollamdo juego inspirado en Dwarf Fortress!!!

hola comunidad de Dwarf Fortress estoy desarrollando 1 juego con mi equipo de 11 personas 1 juego inspirado en Dwarf Fortress y manor lords con fichas de mesa y la paleta de la gameboy asi estan quedando lo personajes pero me encantaría que me dijeran que les parece 👀

u/2B2D_ — 22 hours ago

Merchants in my hold? A grudge!

by my beard, this hall has become a marketplace. four of the first ten entries are from wandering merchants trying to sell us their latest indie game. this is a dwarf hall, not a bazaar. I call upon the guards to shut the gates to these peddlers, or at the very least keep their wares restricted. we came for tales of stone and steel, not endless merchant spam.

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u/tayl0559 — 1 day ago

Finally working on my Dwarven Chess set. Its a backburner project, a little at a time.

Still plugging away at my hand carved chess set. Sharing photos for those that like to peak at the progress.

Not going with pieces quite so large for that backrow, I think i'll shrink them down a bit more. Those 8 finished pieces are the pawns. Each a bit different.

The pieces are 1.5x1.5 inch blocks of basswood. Chess squares are 2 inches wide, and each piece is hand carved and of original designs.

u/JohnnyTheLayton — 2 days ago

Dwarf posting is genuinely life changing

Around 3 years ago I started trying to larp as a dwarf irl.

I started going to the gym

Eating healthy diets of meat and carbs

Hating elves

I grew a beard and grew my hair out

I recently took up blacksmithing

I'm genuinely happier than I've ever been.

Friends from the gym and new ones I've met from the new nerdy hobbies are the best I've ever had. I feel better physically too. I'm stronger than ever and I've lost nearly 70lbs since this started.

I've got a friend group that goes to ren faires regularly and I'm going to my first next month.

I have no purpose to posting this other than saying thanks for this community existing

Rock and stone Kin!

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u/DramaticResident5589 — 2 days ago

What would you see at the end of this hall?

I'm still working on my Dwarven City Builder. How do you like the looks so far? And what would you like to see at the end of that hall?

u/DwarvenCraftDev — 3 days ago

u/lordbalto, my brother, this one is for you

Fair day to you kin. Our brother u/lordbalto made a call for our aid, and it has been on my mind like a mountain pressing the earth. A kinfolk in need, and yet I had not the strength within me to light the torch and pass it on. But, to you my brother, I call to you now and tell you this:

I came out victorious from a long and dreadful war, and as I rejoiced in my great quest being at a finish, I dedicated the fires of the great forge to you. Back in my home, deep within the mountain stronghold, I fueled the forge to a greater flame than our halls have seen in ages. And in the revelry, the heat of the flame, the wild rejoicing, I thought of you. So here is to you my kin, in your great quest to overcome a formidable foe of Darkness, we drink this one to you.

/ud: It's gonna be okay my man. It's been hell lately, and I've worked so hard just to survive to get to this point. But I reached a beautiful resolution to so many terrible things I never thought I could overcome, and on a beautiful summer day I built a bonfire and experienced my first pain free day in years, and I thought of you. A stranger I never met in my same situation, just trying to get through and using the same outlets that helped me out. So I raised one to you and spoke a blessing over that flame. The sun finally rose on me, and in that moment I thought of my kin and hoped they'd join me in the great hall for this feast of a great day.
Hang in there man. Better days are coming, I promise. Until then, fight the good fight and sound the horn for aid should you need it.

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u/Hey-Syccamor3222 — 2 days ago

BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF STONE REJOICE! FOR ON THIS DAY, ME ELDEST DAUGHTER AND HER BETROTHED ARE TO BE WED! THUS ENDS A THOUSAND YEARS OF BLOODSHED, HATE, AND ILL FEELINGS BETWEEN OUR CLANS, MERGING TWO GREAT FAMILIES INTO A MIGHTY DWARVEN EMPIRE! LET THE BEER FLOW FREE AND THE MEAT BE PLENTIFUL!

u/ChompyRiley — 4 days ago
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A Bison Brute attacked my Fortress, and I sent vampires with hammers out to face it!

Take a look to see what happens! If you're wondering why I used hammerdwarves, we're in a Reanimator Biome. If we didn't mangle the corpse, it would have come back as a Zombie Bison Brute, which would have been terrifying!

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u/LolotovCocktailttv — 4 days ago
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In 1963 , a Turkish man knocked down a basement wall during renovations and accidentally discovered Derinkuyu , an ancient underground city extending 18 stories deep , It was equipped with schools , chapels , and air shafts , designed to hide up to 20,000 people from invaders

u/ZachariasDemodica — 7 days ago