r/RedactedCharts • u/iwannamapeverything • 29d ago
Unanswered Tennessee has the biggest/largest one (Difficulty 8/10)
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u/pm_me_fish_sticks_ 29d ago
What is up with people posting these lately and then not responding for multiple hours to a single comment/guess? Kinda defeats the purpose.
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u/iwannamapeverything 29d ago
Sorry, I just don’t really know what to say, other than “sorry but not the right answer “ which all of these are.
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u/pm_me_fish_sticks_ 29d ago
Yes but nobody else knows that. Why would I guess if the answer was potentially already correct, but not a single comment was made one way or the other? Saying “incorrect” on every single one allows everybody who hasn’t guessed to know that there’s still an opportunity to find the right answer.
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u/endangeredphysics 29d ago
Average number of nipples caught in car door, per each nipples in car door incident.
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u/FooJenkins 29d ago
Nuclear power plants?
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u/CaptainMcsplash 29d ago
South Carolina has the most power generated by NPPs as a % of their energy production so I doubt this is the answer.
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u/Hot-Science8569 29d ago
Well, Tennessee has the largest underground water fall, but neither CA nor PA have 2, so that is not it....
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u/StupidUserNameTooLon 29d ago
NASCAR raceway
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u/hammerdown710 29d ago
Talladega would be the biggest nascar raceway, so I think that rules your guess out. Nevada, Florida and South Carolina also have tracks
I’m pretty stumped on this one
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u/tennantsmith 29d ago
Particle accelerators or research nuclear reactors
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u/tennantsmith 29d ago
If not either of those, supercomputers in the Top 500 or largest supercomputers owned by DoE
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u/Doggo_of_dogs 26d ago
Caves with water systems/water systems in caves? Ik PA has Laurel Caverns which has a waterfall, and Penn’s Cave is basically all underwater. Then Tennessee has the Lost Sea which is the largest underground lake in the world but is too specific to be the answer itself
(The waterfall in Laurel Caverns, not big but is there. It is also partially underwater but not in the tour areas.)
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u/XYoungDavisx 25d ago
Govt Research Facilities? I know Oak Ridge Natl Lab is huge
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u/asha1985 25d ago
Oh wait...
Corpse research facility? I don't remember what is called, but it's big.
Forensic Anthropology Center.
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