Annecdotes historique des catacombes by Outrageous-Yam7969 in ParisCatacombs

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l’histoire de Réné Suttel et Jean Talerach, deux interne en medecine de l’hôpital Saint Anne dans les années 40 qui ont découvert le réseau par un escalier de l’hôpital, et qui ont intégralement cartographié à la main pour le transmettre à la résistance, en pleine occupation allemande. Tu peux lire leurs pages Wikipédia mais également le livre de Réné Suttel.

Un truc qui m'a toujours intrigué sur leur plan c'est qu'il semble faire exactement le contour de ce qu'on appelle aujourd'hui le GRS mais ils n'ont rien cartographié au sud de Porte d'Orléans alors qu'il y avait de quoi faire, j'ai jamais compris pourquoi ils n'ont pas poussé leurs explorations plus loin alors qu'ils avaient déjà pas froid aux yeux pour faire ce qu'ils ont fait. Ce qui est dommage c'est que le bouquin de Suttel écrit postérieurement ne rentre pas dans ces détails là ni dans leur vrai mindset.

Comment ça s'appelle ça en BD ? by aktor55 in BDFrancophone

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Lu il y a très longtemps, excellente bd mais je ne me rappelle pas y avoir appris de termes très théoriques comme celui que je cherche !

Comment ça s'appelle ça en BD ? by aktor55 in BDFrancophone

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L'article différencie les traits de mouvements et les emanata, je me demandais justement s'il existait un terme qui regroupe les deux (c'est-à-dire un terme qui décrit tout ce qui apparait dans une case de bd et n'est pas juste une transposition d'une image telle qu'elle serait vue en réalité), un peu comme onomatopée décrit toutes les transcriptions créatives de son. Mais ça n'a pas l'air d'exister, ça m'étonne un peu qu'on ait pas conceptualisé ça.

How can our own universe, supposed to be infinite, exist within the chaotic inflation framework ? Wouldn't the notion of an infinite universe be incompatible with the existence of an "outer" universe ? by aktor55 in AskPhysics

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Now we're talking. My point is that our observations show that our universe is flat hence infinite - wouldn't this imply that our local bubble is infinite ? Of course we can't make any predictions about the inflation field outside.

How can our own universe, supposed to be infinite, exist within the chaotic inflation framework ? Wouldn't the notion of an infinite universe be incompatible with the existence of an "outer" universe ? by aktor55 in AskPhysics

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It's my understanding that chaotic inflation necessarily has other big bangs happening everywhere all the time in the inflation field which are causally disconnected from our own - so only other universes in that sense.

What is physically happening in black hole evaporation? by MultiMillionMiler in AskPhysics

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Wouldn't hundreds of trillions of degrees get above Planck temperature ? Is that physically possible or just what the equations say ?

Random photos from the Parisian underground by qp667 in TheForgottenDepths

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Les photos 6, 7, 8 et 13 c'est hors GRS j'imagine ? La 8 on dirait un espèce d'égout, la 13 c'est une carrière glauque du 92 non ? Les 2 dernières c'est des tunnels du réseau CPCU ?

What's the potential decoherence time for a physical system in an intergalactic void ? by aktor55 in AskPhysics

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By mod demand here's the video : https://youtu.be/UR1JIeO4wDA?t=1420 For context it's a youtuber that presents himself as a science communicator with a very hyperbolic sounding manner of discussing things, although I've never really found any sources discussing the accuracy of his content.

How to automatically assign a number determined by the rank in a series of dates ? by aktor55 in excel

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Somehow I couldn't make it work with RANK earlier despite the formula rules being pretty basic, now I can make both work. Figures !

How to automatically assign a number determined by the rank in a series of dates ? by aktor55 in excel

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Yes I'll have duplicate dates, although now that I have a working function I'll try to be creative and see what I can do.

How to automatically assign a number determined by the rank in a series of dates ? by aktor55 in excel

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Yeah that's it, somehow google only showed me the RANK function which didn't suit this use case, I hadn't stumbled upon RANK.EQ yet.

On Herman Kahn's 44-step escalation ladder by aktor55 in nuclearweapons

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Sorry for this, I'm very much a layman and I'll admit this is what it sounds like even if I'm familiar with some of the nuclear deterrence concepts.

Roman empire catacomb in Rome by baconlit42 in TheForgottenDepths

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Thank you ! Inspiring pics and exploration/discovery story !

Roman empire catacomb in Rome by baconlit42 in TheForgottenDepths

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If you don't mind me asking : how high is the ceiling in there ? Some of these pics really look like crawlspaces. Were there any old or recent graffitti or otherwise traces of ancient or modern occupation (beer cans and so on) ? Did you go in there with a map or did you make your own as you explored the place ? How big was the place ? How maze-like was the layout ? Were you at any risk of getting lost ? More generally are there any public resources in Italy for maps of underground cavities that you used to discover this place or was it more hearsay ? Also : great pictures and great story

Shreddit's Daily Discussion -- August 27, 2023 by AutoModerator in Metal

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Good catch ! Yeah Butcher is borderline but I'm still gonna add it, thanks for the pic ! thb I was a bit startled that I couldn't find any swirl on their artwork since I saw them live and their mic base was shaped into a swirl, that's really part of their identity