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DanaThomas posted an update 7 years, 10 months ago
Just Cooling data. Or is this connected with “undersea city” projects? Or something else?
https://phys.org/news/2018-06-microsoft-centre-scottish-archipelago.html
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Extremely suspicious. One of the ways of “snooping” data from electronic equipment is to track heat signatures from components emitted as they process. They are definitely hiding something.
Water is also a perfect insulator against incoming microwaves. But it can be used for low frequency radio transmissions – as with submarines…
Hmm.. autonomous cylinder bearing 864 servers on the seabed, powered by wind power and tidal power. It would make sense if you expect a comet to hit the earth, wiping out most human infrastructure, and makes it hard to extract/import fossil fuels. So after a cataclysm, the seabed cylinder would still be operable. Wind power is easy to generate, pretty low tech, can be easily rebuilt after a cataclysm. Need that, and at a minimum satelllites (and receivers on earth) for communication.
I havent clicked the link… but I would like to just remind ourselves.. that data rooms require huge amounts of cooling.. Watercooling is one of the most effective heatsink methods without going into liquid azote.. which I havent done since my computer overclocking days… Pentium 4’s were great fun to play with…
So… Whilst Im totally onboard (boom-tss) with secret underwater Neptunien (I love Neptune…) mega structures and secret After the Destruction knowledge bases.. It really is just plain old good sense to shove those servers underwater.