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• Captain Kirk, I am not going to go with those Proctors to some suboceanic cave as an experimental animal unless you give me a direct order to do so," Yeoman Janice Rand said firmly. The Abode of Life
• (Aside, Charlie told me about a story he's working on where the French suboceanic nuclear tests were actually aimed at exterminating the cthuloid sea-monsters -- which is why the Brits didn't really protest) Boing Boing: June 9, 2002 - June 15, 2002 Archives
• They would survive the Ordeal in the safety of their suboceanic Keeps as they had done for uncounted generations. The Abode of Life
• The subocean connections would be deep sea cables in the least vulnerable position, and it may be added that the system would possess an advantage peculiar to a globe-encircling line of telegraph-each point touched would be telegraphically connected with every other point by two distinct routes extending in opposite directions. Our Empire Cables
• It may sound grand and noble to forbid all nations from annexing or militarizing the subocean territories. Deeper
• The rest of it is underwater or buried in the crust of the Earth, perhaps (some have speculated) exploiting the suboceanic magma as a source of energy. Spin
• And then one day, at the northwest end of the subocean rupture, an eruption of liquid rock occurred that was different from any others that had preceded. Hawaii
• Such an explosion, indescribable in its fury, might in the end raise the height of the subocean island a foot. Hawaii
• Considering that they reach from the bottom of the Pacific ocean (18,000 feet deep here) to over 15,000 feet above sea level, they really stand 33,000 feet high from their suboceanic base to their peaks. Our War with Spain for Cuba's Freedom