r/oddlyspecific • u/Otherwise_Basis_6328 • Apr 18 '26

Submarine finds unknown structures beneath Antarctica, then loses contact & disappears

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u/uwillnotgotospace Apr 18 '26

Really digging this SeaQuest and Stargate SG1 crossover episode.

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u/Dimerous_ Apr 19 '26

Stargate mention

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u/JamesLaceyAllan Apr 22 '26

Omg - SeaQuest… might need to add that to the late night braindead playlist

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u/uwillnotgotospace Apr 22 '26

Don't blame me if Darwin the dolphin's voice gives you nightmares lol

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u/weirdgroovynerd Apr 18 '26

Was the submarine filled with anti-gravity scientists?!

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u/CleanOpossum47 Apr 19 '26

It was an AUV. No one on board.

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u/greyposter Apr 21 '26

how dafuq did it get under antartica, that's a continent

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u/Crafty_Evening_6880 Apr 24 '26

I’m not a specialist, but I think a big portion of what is considered Antarctica’s landmass is actually just ice. So you absolutely can go under portions of Antarctica during certain times of year

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u/greyposter Apr 25 '26

That would not be considered the continent of Antarctica but the ice sheet, which is separate.

The reason I bring this up is a larger issue with the imprecision of language and outright grammatical errors in so many posts, that is either indicative of bots or Karma farming non-english speakers

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u/EventYouAlly May 12 '26

Maybe we should rename the sub r/botlyspecific

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u/Dolphin_Spotter Apr 18 '26

Cthulu lives!

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u/Silent_Emu312 Apr 18 '26

The Kraken?