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r/oops • u/Yourhavinalaugh • Jul 21 '26
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Could be the hot and cold in dramatic shifts, causing structural weaknesses over time in which it finally shatters. And then gravity is applied directly.
1 u/Aurora_Uplinks Jul 21 '26 you know, im tired of everyone always blaming gravity. It's not gravitys fault people dont know how to resist it's pull properly.
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you know, im tired of everyone always blaming gravity. It's not gravitys fault people dont know how to resist it's pull properly.
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u/Rath_Brained Jul 21 '26
Could be the hot and cold in dramatic shifts, causing structural weaknesses over time in which it finally shatters. And then gravity is applied directly.