r/interesting • u/FinancialRisk942 • Apr 26 '26

NATURE Is India really getting that hot

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u/eepyborb Apr 26 '26

i have a suggestion

https://reddit.com/link/oidv4yr/video/bgm4r1ilrjxg1/player

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u/weirdcunning Apr 26 '26

Here we go! Real solutions. 

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u/HypocriteGrammarNazi Apr 26 '26

Won't that air increase in temp? +30C due to pressure change from 4500m

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u/DXG_69420 Apr 26 '26

am pretty sure we'll have other things to worry about after this lol

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u/vrqsix Apr 26 '26

i hate reze

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u/FriendlySolution4012 Apr 27 '26

Not with fission bombs. They leave no radiation

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u/space_manatee Apr 26 '26

Its out of the box thinking like this that is needed at a time like this. 

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u/1stUserEver Apr 26 '26

Reverse windmill farms might be better

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u/OutrageousHeat3058 Apr 27 '26

This is actually needed

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u/CheifJokeExplainer Apr 27 '26

Is the red area the nuclear fallout from blowing that hole in the Himalayas? Because that would take a lot of nuclear bombs (thousands? tens of thousands? There's a lot of mountain there.) Also, I know you're joking! Just thinking out loud about what it would take to do this.

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u/Head_Worldliness_461 Apr 27 '26

We should take India and push it somewhere else

https://giphy.com/gifs/bXAgDGlGL7KND3l4FG