Thread 513616270

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Anonymous (ID: Dn1JCq54)

8/21/2025, 1:10:56 PM No.513616270 >>513616308 >>513616434 >>513616481 >>513616660 >>513616828 >>513616850 >>513616899 >>513616951 >>513617021 >>513617175 >>513617236 >>513617934 >>513618219

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Japan won

Anonymous (ID: CQaC1ocE)

8/21/2025, 1:11:55 PM No.513616308 >>513616368 >>513616413 >>513616430 >>513616540 >>513616578 >>513616745 >>513616914 >>513616967 >>513616968 >>513617175 >>513617698 >>513617818

>>513616270 (OP)
What is it?

Anonymous (ID: ojSwUJhb)

8/21/2025, 1:12:12 PM No.513616319

Das fertile

Anonymous (ID: V5oTrQ3E)

8/21/2025, 1:13:08 PM No.513616368

>>513616308
Godzilla poop

Anonymous (ID: yAeKpceA) 8/21/2025, 1:14:10 PM No.513616408

Chocolate cake nuclear bomb?
Vengeance is a dish best served cold.

Anonymous (ID: Kp0P62A5)

8/21/2025, 1:14:20 PM No.513616413

>>513616308
Stool sample from India

Anonymous (ID: Yu5D2LPA)

8/21/2025, 1:14:34 PM No.513616430

>>513616308
mutant hiroshima baby

Anonymous (ID: loYrkLce)

8/21/2025, 1:14:38 PM No.513616434

>>513616270 (OP)
I can't read it

Anonymous (ID: n2E8wsPA)

8/21/2025, 1:15:04 PM No.513616455

>mineral mined from the seafloor
looks like shit, use case?

Anonymous (ID: Z2rIvkuv)

8/21/2025, 1:15:12 PM No.513616464

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Anonymous (ID: 5lRTjl0M)

8/21/2025, 1:15:29 PM No.513616481

>>513616270 (OP)
>rare earth mud
Who's gonna process that?

Anonymous (ID: iG9XKQeM)

8/21/2025, 1:16:12 PM No.513616507 >>513616568

its rare earth mud that they got from the bottom of the ocean

Anonymous (ID: FUbAKquE)

8/21/2025, 1:17:00 PM No.513616540

>>513616308
Adam and Eve crafting mats

Anonymous (ID: yAeKpceA) 8/21/2025, 1:17:37 PM No.513616568

>>513616507
So it's just mud? What a win!

Anonymous (ID: M46KOWNl)

8/21/2025, 1:17:49 PM No.513616578 >>513617148

>>513616308
Artificial womb with an indian foetus.

Anonymous (ID: QOAWyc1o)

8/21/2025, 1:19:38 PM No.513616660

>>513616270 (OP)
Thank you for your service PFC Martinez.

Anonymous (ID: 6VEkKxXt)

8/21/2025, 1:21:21 PM No.513616745

>>513616308
Night Soil

captcha: d what d

Anonymous (ID: 8XYuCCmj)

8/21/2025, 1:23:06 PM No.513616828

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>>513616270 (OP)
>nips mining the ocean floor for rare earth minerals (my moon runes are rusty so I might be way off)
Ancient evils, here we come.

Anonymous (ID: rkkZfczy)

8/21/2025, 1:23:33 PM No.513616850 >>513616905

>>513616270 (OP)
seems pretty watery
do they have a technique to preserve how wet it is? I guess you could just make the inside 100% humid.

Anonymous (ID: puzO7Dqp)

8/21/2025, 1:24:47 PM No.513616899

>>513616270 (OP)
Japan is so clean they have to put mud in museums!

Anonymous (ID: Kp0P62A5)

8/21/2025, 1:24:56 PM No.513616905 >>513617022 >>513617340

>>513616850
I believe the container holds the wetness, from the standpoint of water.

Anonymous (ID: z0rrC4tB)

8/21/2025, 1:25:04 PM No.513616914 >>513617155

>>513616308
JD Vance's fourth child

Anonymous (ID: 4FBBakbq)

8/21/2025, 1:25:56 PM No.513616951

>>513616270 (OP)
looks like a vagina after her 25th birthday

Anonymous (ID: qF6pYS4p)

8/21/2025, 1:26:13 PM No.513616967

>>513616308
American soil from the Japanese Invasion of Attu

Anonymous (ID: tn5hDUI1)

8/21/2025, 1:26:14 PM No.513616968

>>513616308
An official gift to Japan from the nation of India.

Anonymous (ID: cTj4SuZO)

8/21/2025, 1:26:38 PM No.513616985

nigga we have been drilling the ocean floor from floating platforms for over 100 years get the fuck out

Anonymous (ID: +SAh86Fx)

8/21/2025, 1:27:19 PM No.513617021 >>513617087

>>513616270 (OP)
Rear Arse Mud?

Anonymous (ID: rkkZfczy)

8/21/2025, 1:27:19 PM No.513617022

>>513616905
eh i mean the container won't stop evaporation (though it could be airtight, it does look quite fancy)

Anonymous (ID: p6rbqqIK)

8/21/2025, 1:28:38 PM No.513617087

>>513617021
It's obviously rare ass mud

Anonymous (ID: lEdeb5Vk)

8/21/2025, 1:29:58 PM No.513617148

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>>513616578

Anonymous (ID: tszSucjx)

8/21/2025, 1:30:04 PM No.513617155

>>513616914
kek

Anonymous (ID: YRhXz3jk)

8/21/2025, 1:30:29 PM No.513617175 >>513617357 >>513617610 >>513618156

>>513616270 (OP)
>>513616308
Rare earth mud
Origin: Minamitorishima region (depth: 5,000m or deeper)

This specimen was collected during the cruise "KM19-E02C" of the deep-sea research vessel Kaimei (February 17–27, 2019). JAMSTEC successfully collected a large amount of rare earth mud from the deep seabed using the Power Grab device mounted on the Kaimei.

This sediment contains a high concentration of rare earth elements, which are indispensable for high-tech industries.

Please also see the rare earth elements (Scandium (Sc), Yttrium (Y), and Lanthanum (La)) displayed in the third-floor exhibit "From Basics of Elements and Minerals to Advanced Materials."

Exhibit cooperation: JAMSTEC (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology)

Anonymous (ID: 6CRxX+Hb)

8/21/2025, 1:31:38 PM No.513617236 >>513617754

>>513616270 (OP)
How many Kurichs is that

Anonymous (ID: NNS6Rz/8)

8/21/2025, 1:33:49 PM No.513617340

>>513616905
Indeed, water is the essence of wetness

Anonymous (ID: Wl3W7F+Q)

8/21/2025, 1:34:12 PM No.513617357 >>513617610

>>513617175
Leave it to the swede to be all serious and shit.

Anonymous (ID: A4nDepq6)

8/21/2025, 1:38:48 PM No.513617610

>>513617175
>>513617357
well i was curious and i for one am tired of american 40iq nigger jokes about poop and piss

Anonymous (ID: JQHD06zA)

8/21/2025, 1:40:39 PM No.513617698

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>>513616308
Adam embryo

Anonymous (ID: 0FHfjg9l)

8/21/2025, 1:41:36 PM No.513617754

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>>513617236
thats about 18-20 kurichs if i am not mistaken

Anonymous (ID: OoTg6Hsk)

8/21/2025, 1:42:40 PM No.513617818

>>513616308
It's the newest invention by the Indian immigrant engineers.

Anonymous (ID: GV8j/ZLL)

8/21/2025, 1:44:59 PM No.513617934

>>513616270 (OP)
>Nagasaki jews, 1945, colourized.

Anonymous (ID: iqJBHruM)

8/21/2025, 1:48:56 PM No.513618156

>>513617175
So out of say a 1kg sample how much do they receive of these rare earths? A few grams or milligrams? And does that make it an economically viable way to mine them?

Anonymous (ID: HYFrNQhp)

8/21/2025, 1:50:16 PM No.513618219 >>513619051

>>513616270 (OP)
Neat. Japan found rare earth minerals. Now the question is how large is the actual deposit? And cost of extraction?

Anonymous (ID: Wl3W7F+Q)

8/21/2025, 2:05:39 PM No.513619051

>>513618219
If it's where I think it is, it's an entire island off the mainland.
I read about it a while back, it's been known about for a while.