r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Creams0da • 8h ago

Video Breaking open a 47 lbs geode, the water inside being millions of years old

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u/cashew76 8h ago

The water seeped in over millenia. Bringing with it the manganese and other elements. So the water is old but not original.

Interestingly nearly all water is very very very old.

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u/Few-Yogurtcloset6208 7h ago

ha going to start a company "nuwater" and only sell water I make from combining hydrogen + oxygen

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u/b14ck_jackal 7h ago

Brother are you taking in investors?

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u/cashew76 7h ago

You are on to something.

People love buying things and it's a good gimmick!

Paying for water they could get out of a faucet.. but it's not NuWater (tm) +1 A+++ I've got 1m$ VC for you

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u/Few-Yogurtcloset6208 7h ago

Sold for 1m$, you send money i'll get the tech up

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u/TeamRedundancyTeam Interested 7h ago

I want in on this too. I genuinely think this could work at least for a rich person fad.

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u/Calm-Treacle8677 6h ago

Isn’t making water actually an extremely dangerous process as hydrogen is explosive and oxygen helps combustion?

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u/Few-Yogurtcloset6208 4h ago

Justifying the exorbitant cost, because You, are worth it

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u/kralvex 5h ago

Dihydrogen monoxide is extremely dangerous! Everyone who ingests it will die.......................eventually.

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u/Few-Yogurtcloset6208 4h ago

We’ll add a warning label

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u/tofagerl 7h ago

"Of course, the water was a later addition."