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I dont really care but wasps are the niggers of the air so I hope they die

volcano. ez. but what about 1e+1000000000000000000000000000000000^`100000

wasps with ice cubes?

>Wasps breaks Vulcano
>Now you have 2 Vulcano
>Vulcano win everytime

google says an ice cube weighs 28.35 grams, 1000000000 of that is 28.35m kg

1 olympic swimming pools water weighs 3734942kg

So our wasp army has just under 8 olympic swimming pools worth of water

So it ain't gonna do shit unless your volcano is abnormally small

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It's an old kek sir but it checks out.

The blessing was intended for this user?

on a related note, how much water would it take to put the sun's fire out?

>wasps arrives with ice cubes
>the heat kills them
>the ice cubes are dropped inside the volcano
>the volcano is no more

Wat now m8?

is it like a high school science project volcano? or like a mount vasoovious volcano?

We might never know, since OP forgot to describe the volcano. The image could be a lie

i choose to believe its a volcano on mercury, so how do the wasps get there? maybe captain proton takes them with him?

he clearly states its "a fucking" volcano, so that means a badass one

for me it's clear, volcano wins and it's not even a contest, especially because the ice cubes would be dropped one at a time they would just dissapear

thus a volcano on mercury, because holy shit, that's one big fucking volcano

This. A small volcano or like a Hawaiian style eruption where lava just kind of oozes out might be temporarily stopped as dumping 8 olympic pools worth of ice might be enough to solidify a sufficient amount of lava to block the eruption, for a while. A large volcano would be pretty much unaffected, especially since the force of the gases/ash etc being expelled from the eruption would pretty much guarantee that the ice would never get very close to the actual caldera.

You can't put the sun out with water, really, because the sun isn't a fire, it's basically a giant continuous nuclear fusion explosion. Adding mass to it, especially mass in the form of a chemical that can be broken into fuseable hydrogen (in part) by extreme energy, isn't going to do much unless you're doing something absolutely absurd like dumping another sun's worth of water on it, and even then I'm not sure it would work. It'd cool the surface for sure, for a while, but the added mass would actually increase the rate of fusion for the core as the matter there is squeezed together harder... At any rate, the amount of water it would take to have any real effect on the sun at all would be preposterously high, like thousands of times the mass of the entire earth.

I should also specify that even for a small volcano it still might not work because you'd also probably get a steam explosion as the first layer of ice touches the volcano, which would most likely blow the rest of the ice away.

It's clearly stated that it's a fuckin volcano. Are you stupid?

so you're saying there's a chance we could put out the sun?

let's start filling the trucks, boys! because #MostEpicPrankEver!

What if the sun was inside the fuckin volcano though

>wasps can literally be cooked to death by fucking bees
>expecting them to survive the heat of a volcano long enough to actually get the ice where it needs to get

The ice cubes would all rapidly melt well before reaching any lava. The vapor would quickly rise and scald the wasps while warm air throws them everywhere in an updraft. The wasps are just making things worse. 1 billion ice cubes is only about 1100 tons of water, an olympic sized pool holds about 2755~ tons of water.

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lost

Dead*

>they attack at night

That looks fake

And it is fake (normal water shopped into lava), you got a eagle eye, but it's a solid webm

>mfw a bilion insects sacrificing a bilion copies of a nigger musician can theoretically stop a small volcano

Should we just kill them all so the destructive forces of nature will stop?

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