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dewlineSpoilers for Batgirl # 14 below the cut!
Also, apologies for being a month or two behind the curve on realizing this. There are likely a couple dozen Bat-fans who've already gone over this.
Okay. Leaving aside the physics issues involved in this particular story of holo-Dracula clones running amuck in Gotham...there's one thing that really got to me.
Most - if not all - super-colliders are built underground, right?
Seeing as Gotham's been through a Major Earthquake - the "Cataclysm" arc and its sequelae coming to mind, friends and neighbours? - in recent years, the idea that Gotham University could get away with building a supercollider lab under the city, and over a major fault line?
Who the Hell did they bribe and/or blackmail to get that past the state and federal legislatures?
Also, apologies for being a month or two behind the curve on realizing this. There are likely a couple dozen Bat-fans who've already gone over this.
Okay. Leaving aside the physics issues involved in this particular story of holo-Dracula clones running amuck in Gotham...there's one thing that really got to me.
Most - if not all - super-colliders are built underground, right?
Seeing as Gotham's been through a Major Earthquake - the "Cataclysm" arc and its sequelae coming to mind, friends and neighbours? - in recent years, the idea that Gotham University could get away with building a supercollider lab under the city, and over a major fault line?
Who the Hell did they bribe and/or blackmail to get that past the state and federal legislatures?
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Well that is silly
Date: 2010-12-02 02:30 am (UTC)Oh, well.
Hiley
Maybe not so silly
Date: 2010-12-02 02:45 am (UTC)http://www.state.nj.us/dep/njgs/enviroed/eqrisk.htm
Oh, and this, too:
http://www.state.nj.us/dep/njgs/enviroed/intensity.htm
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Date: 2010-12-02 10:53 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-12-02 11:19 am (UTC)