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There's no discharge in the war!

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7d6ae6  No.594525

Is it feasible in any fashion for a CY+3 military to sink or cripple an enemy continent/landmass via strategically placed thermonuclear depth charges among corresponding faultlines?

There's been a good deal of research put into manipulating weather patterns to one's advantage in a military engagement so this would seem like the logical next step beyond artificially induced volcanic eruptions.

Would you nuke the Arabian plateand small parts of the African plateinto sinking back to the depths, recreating the Tethys sea+finally establishing an efficient sea route to India that doesn't rely on easily blockaded canals?

0b0c9c  No.594526


5a7eda  No.594543

In Vietnam the US seeded clouds to extend the monsoon, IIRC it was touted as a massive success.


2ef10e  No.594552

Of course. How else do you think the ancients were able to sink Mu, the eighth continent?


603651  No.594554

>>594525

Nature can be fickle, so any attempt to weaponize it has a significant chance of fucking you over as much as your enemies.

Naturally, the Chinese have tried it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1938_Yellow_River_flood


2e5b62  No.594576

No. That is to say, if every nuke on the planet was detonated precisely along a faultline, it wouldn't cause the "sinking" of a continent. However, it would cause a massive earthquake.

Also if you for example drilled around the Yellowstone caldera and placed nukes there, you could cause the "roof" of the caldera to collapse, pressing the soft magma beneath and squeezing it out in a massive supervolcano. This could basically kill all life on the planet, or at least fuck us up severely.


7d6ae6  No.594589

>>594576

Granted sinking an entire Continent may be a bit much, but are perma-flooding coastal regions and small Islands/having volcanos pop up in fields a possibility with weaponized plate tectonics?

I saw some retarded Jewtube video once where a guy claimed that a Tsar Bomba detonated at the bottom Challenger deep would somehow rustle the Pacific plate enough to raise Atlantis somewhere around Hawaii.


2e5b62  No.594593

>>594589

Minor disruptions are possible, hell you could sink some coral islands with regular RDX filled torpedoes.

Atlantis is a place Plato made up to explain why democracies and liberal societies are shit. tl;dr you get a short term gain, but then there's a cataclysm as your society fails to self-sustain itself.


6cfb77  No.594646

>Nuke a supervolcano

Easy


6cfb77  No.594649

Shit that's not what I meant I don't want to nuke a supervolcano CIA pls


8d4cca  No.594724

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>>594593

The sunken continent of Zealandia is 100% though. There's got to be a way to raise is back out of the water. It isn't even completely submerged yet. Be afraid, kiwis.


8d4cca  No.594725

>>594724

>german flag

What's the deal? My proxy is set to UK.


533876  No.605383

>>594725

You have a transparent DNS proxy.

Get a better proxy.


2b53b1  No.605464

>>594576

>Also if you for example drilled around the Yellowstone caldera and placed nukes there, you could cause the "roof" of the caldera to collapse, pressing the soft magma beneath and squeezing it out in a massive supervolcano. This could basically kill all life on the planet, or at least fuck us up severely.

It might kill humans, but life as a whole is basically impossible to kill on a non-geological timescale short of blowing up the entire planet.


c4b91c  No.605661

>>594552

That was God's retribution, actually.




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