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Samuel Davis
It's an old impact crater?
Sebastian James
Big MT?
Adam Clark
Yeah that confused me at first. Its the crator from the comet that hit a thousand years ago. You'd think they would stop building stuff near it.
Daniel Cox
Why would you stop building stuff near a crater from one thousand years ago?
Aiden Perry
old impact crater it plays more into the fantasy elements than reality
1000 years or whatever it was is a long time
Parker Stewart
I'm now curious as to how long and how heavy rainfall it would take to fill it entirely.
Brayden Harris
Generation after generation of people having weird prophetic dreams would make wary.
Henry Davis
do you know what the chances are of a comet and/or meteorite hitting the same spot on earth?
it's probably like 10^avogadro's number
Alexander King
isn't that a caldera?
Matthew Richardson
Still wouldn't risk it.
James Jones
its not the impact crater. the impact crater is the lake by the city
Tyler Russell
You are probably safer in the crater because the walls will protect you from the 99.9999999% chance that one wont hit the same place.
Brody Carter
Watching Kimi no Nawa was uncanny for me. When I was a kid I had this recurring dream of me standing on a cliff overlooking a huge crater. There was a meteorite in the sky.
The dreams were like "episodes", the next time i dreamt about it, it would pick up from where the last dream left off.
Brody Ross
That one's definitely the result of volcanic activity.
Samuel Gonzalez
How can you even tell? There's a crater inside of the crater.
Logan Collins
The shape.
Eli Miller
Because it's in the middle of the ocean, but you can see it.
Lucas Russell
Nolan Gray
Because it looks like Crater Lake but smaller and without the lake? Sharp-edged bowl and a smaller peak in the middle is textbook volcanic crater.
also it's a fucking island you don't have above-ground crater islands without volcanic activity to lift it above the surface
t. oregonian
Jace Morgan
Not but here's another example. It's not a direct one because the caldera isn't a complete circle, but it shows secondary cones.
Nathaniel Martin
> Haleakala
Oh hey, I've been there. Pretty neat place.
Nicholas Morris
Outta the way! Deepest lore coming through.
Dominic Wright
Probably not much most actual craters become lakes