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bremerton and independence (azur lane) drawn by akaoni_(zumt3548)

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    天から指揮官の部屋に突撃するブレマートン

    引っ越ししてたから遅くなった(/・ω・)/
    インディペンデンスのPSD、FANBOX：https://akaoni.fanbox.cc/posts/2031558

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    NWF Renim
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    dltn said:

    ...how?!

    She was doing a flying kick with her right leg extended and her left leg in, as more of her right side is out and extended it increased the amount of drag/friction caused on it as she was carving through the Earth. This excess friction on one side versus the other resulted in a change in her trajectory until she ended up curving back upwards. The reason this didn't occur in the upper strata of the ground is that as you go deeper into the Earth, the denser things will be due to compression. The upper strata were simply not dense enough to create enough of a friction difference between the sides to alter her trajectory. /complete_bs

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    Sean Marco Louis
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    NWF_Renim said:

    She was doing a flying kick with her right leg extended and her left leg in, as more of her right side is out and extended it increased the amount of drag/friction caused on it as she was carving through the Earth. This excess friction on one side versus the other resulted in a change in her trajectory until she ended up curving back upwards. The reason this didn't occur in the upper strata of the ground is that as you go deeper into the Earth, the denser things will be due to compression. The upper strata were simply not dense enough to create enough of a friction difference between the sides to alter her trajectory. /complete_bs

    More like gravity revolves around this admiral...

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    IvanDFakkov
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    NWF_Renim said:

    She was doing a flying kick with her right leg extended and her left leg in, as more of her right side is out and extended it increased the amount of drag/friction caused on it as she was carving through the Earth. This excess friction on one side versus the other resulted in a change in her trajectory until she ended up curving back upwards. The reason this didn't occur in the upper strata of the ground is that as you go deeper into the Earth, the denser things will be due to compression. The upper strata were simply not dense enough to create enough of a friction difference between the sides to alter her trajectory. /complete_bs

    The... hell?

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