there is an empty cavity I may have mentioned, which I first discovered a couple weeks back and which I fully opened yesterday. It’s about 20 inches wide by 24 inches deep by 8 feet tall. About 15 cubic feet. That space has just been languishing, unused by the world. A small wilderness lost in the midst of civilization, you might say. But it’s emptier than wilderness. There aren’t even any spider webs in there. Not even a cob web. Just empty space. Having opened it, the world is now 15 cubic feet bigger than it was before. It’s almost as much space as is contained in a refrigerator/freezer combo.
Before I looked inside the structure, I assumed a duct ran through it, and that’s why it was there. In fact a duct can be seen through the cavity… but the duct runs alongside the cavity, vertically. The duct is adjacent to the cavity.
The human body has a density of about 62 lbs/cubic foot. So you can figure that a 186 lb human is 3 cubic feet in size. Five such people would fit in the space of the cavity, if liquified.
Having opened this cavity, a bit of void has been loosed, and is now homeless. This void is now at large in the world, but initially, when I first opened the wall, it just sat there unmoving. It was a bit surprised, understandably. But I woke up this morning and had a look, and it’s now gone.
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This picture makes me happy. You look like you are about to be rocket-launched up a shoot, like some kind of awesome cold-war super soldier.
Or a chute. Shoot, I can’t spell.
that’s so optimistic. I thought I was being dropped into a cold-war underground survival bunker.
“if liquefied” was in important condition to add