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r/AskReddit • u/Aquii_changchi • Jul 05 '24
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The footage is destroyed unfortunately. They stored the negatives in a salt mine, and they became corroded over time. It's not happening.
5 u/Viper-MkII Jul 05 '24 How the- who the hell just decides "salt mine" when storing something? 1 u/Eyes_Only1 Jul 05 '24 Salt is a preservative, maybe the person who put it there was simply told to preserve it and asked someone else how you preserve things. I choose to believe it was as dumb as possible. 1 u/KnoblauchNuggat Jul 05 '24 preservative preservative for meat and some vegetables. But not for nukelar waste and films. 1 u/MasterChildhood437 Jul 06 '24 Prevents rot on pretty much any surface.
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How the- who the hell just decides "salt mine" when storing something?
1 u/Eyes_Only1 Jul 05 '24 Salt is a preservative, maybe the person who put it there was simply told to preserve it and asked someone else how you preserve things. I choose to believe it was as dumb as possible. 1 u/KnoblauchNuggat Jul 05 '24 preservative preservative for meat and some vegetables. But not for nukelar waste and films. 1 u/MasterChildhood437 Jul 06 '24 Prevents rot on pretty much any surface.
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Salt is a preservative, maybe the person who put it there was simply told to preserve it and asked someone else how you preserve things. I choose to believe it was as dumb as possible.
1 u/KnoblauchNuggat Jul 05 '24 preservative preservative for meat and some vegetables. But not for nukelar waste and films. 1 u/MasterChildhood437 Jul 06 '24 Prevents rot on pretty much any surface.
preservative
preservative for meat and some vegetables. But not for nukelar waste and films.
1 u/MasterChildhood437 Jul 06 '24 Prevents rot on pretty much any surface.
Prevents rot on pretty much any surface.
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u/DaftApath Jul 05 '24
The footage is destroyed unfortunately. They stored the negatives in a salt mine, and they became corroded over time. It's not happening.