#fordow — Public Fediverse posts
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But Jeanloz says those shockwaves weaken quickly as they move into the rock. #Fordow’s position directly under the ridge of the mountain probably maximized that protection.
In fact, going deeper is a simple solution to the threat of #BunkerBusters. A major conclusion from the 2005 study was that "it's cheaper & easier for someone to dig deeper than it is to penetrate through that depth," he says.
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But Jeanloz says those shockwaves weaken quickly as they move into the rock. #Fordow’s position directly under the ridge of the mountain probably maximized that protection.
In fact, going deeper is a simple solution to the threat of #BunkerBusters. A major conclusion from the 2005 study was that "it's cheaper & easier for someone to dig deeper than it is to penetrate through that depth," he says.
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But Jeanloz says those shockwaves weaken quickly as they move into the rock. #Fordow’s position directly under the ridge of the mountain probably maximized that protection.
In fact, going deeper is a simple solution to the threat of #BunkerBusters. A major conclusion from the 2005 study was that "it's cheaper & easier for someone to dig deeper than it is to penetrate through that depth," he says.
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But Jeanloz says those shockwaves weaken quickly as they move into the rock. #Fordow’s position directly under the ridge of the mountain probably maximized that protection.
In fact, going deeper is a simple solution to the threat of #BunkerBusters. A major conclusion from the 2005 study was that "it's cheaper & easier for someone to dig deeper than it is to penetrate through that depth," he says.
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But Jeanloz says those shockwaves weaken quickly as they move into the rock. #Fordow’s position directly under the ridge of the mountain probably maximized that protection.
In fact, going deeper is a simple solution to the threat of #BunkerBusters. A major conclusion from the 2005 study was that "it's cheaper & easier for someone to dig deeper than it is to penetrate through that depth," he says.