Fun Fact: The Aurora most likely crashed in a dunes biome, so the reaper were already present in the area itself, however the crash most likely destroyed a great deal of their eggs and species as a whole, so all the reapers further out were attracted to the large noise. It's why they are very territorial over the area. It's not because they see you as food per se, more so you destroyed their home and now they have to defend it against the very large creature that won't leave. I personally think it would of been rather interesting to see it crash into something like the enforcement platforms mountain, potentially even damaging the gun itself, or crashing just by the edge of the craters edge, effectively partially falling it, but partially on the 'safe' side.
@@Curatoral The Sea Emperor was 1.4 Km below the surface, very deep. The deepest point on Earth in the Marianna Trench is approx 11 Kilometers deep. Your statement was "thousands of KILOmeters" at which point, you have gone clear through the ocean, crust, mantle, core, mantle and crust again and way out into outer space on the other side. Perhaps you meant thousands of meters instead.
@@samspade4703 That's right, sorry, my mistake. Although Jupiter's radius exceeds 69 thousand kilometers, and massive solid planets have already been found (although not as large as Jupiter). In any case, to be able to accommodate such depths 4546B would have to be a very, very large planet... 😁
Fun Fact: The Aurora most likely crashed in a dunes biome, so the reaper were already present in the area itself, however the crash most likely destroyed a great deal of their eggs and species as a whole, so all the reapers further out were attracted to the large noise. It's why they are very territorial over the area. It's not because they see you as food per se, more so you destroyed their home and now they have to defend it against the very large creature that won't leave.
I personally think it would of been rather interesting to see it crash into something like the enforcement platforms mountain, potentially even damaging the gun itself, or crashing just by the edge of the craters edge, effectively partially falling it, but partially on the 'safe' side.
The crater is a gyatt?
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It would have sunk "thousands of kilometers" below the ocean surface? Really?
Yes
@@dylancapate8341 And only a few meters forward!
😅 We do not yet know the real depth of the Dead Zone ... we only know that from 8,192 meters the exploration teams respawn on the surface...
@@Curatoral The Sea Emperor was 1.4 Km below the surface, very deep.
The deepest point on Earth in the Marianna Trench is approx 11 Kilometers deep.
Your statement was "thousands of KILOmeters" at which point, you have gone clear through the ocean, crust, mantle, core, mantle and crust again and way out into outer space on the other side.
Perhaps you meant thousands of meters instead.
@@samspade4703 That's right, sorry, my mistake. Although Jupiter's radius exceeds 69 thousand kilometers, and massive solid planets have already been found (although not as large as Jupiter). In any case, to be able to accommodate such depths 4546B would have to be a very, very large planet... 😁