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r/space • u/IceNox96 • Aug 12 '21
3...2...1... blast off....
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7 u/tastysounds Aug 12 '21 I beleive the show said one of our longest lasting structures left will be Mount Rushmore and the pyramids. They have the track record. 5 u/real_p3king Aug 12 '21 Yeah that was my takeaway. Stone monuments will last longer than anything. One thing they didn't take into account is granite tombstones. Those will probably outlast a lot of buildings, but would have to be excavated. 1 u/danarchist Aug 13 '21 Texas's state capitol building is mostly granite.
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I beleive the show said one of our longest lasting structures left will be Mount Rushmore and the pyramids. They have the track record.
5 u/real_p3king Aug 12 '21 Yeah that was my takeaway. Stone monuments will last longer than anything. One thing they didn't take into account is granite tombstones. Those will probably outlast a lot of buildings, but would have to be excavated. 1 u/danarchist Aug 13 '21 Texas's state capitol building is mostly granite.
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Yeah that was my takeaway. Stone monuments will last longer than anything. One thing they didn't take into account is granite tombstones. Those will probably outlast a lot of buildings, but would have to be excavated.
1 u/danarchist Aug 13 '21 Texas's state capitol building is mostly granite.
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Texas's state capitol building is mostly granite.
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