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Liquid carbon dioxide is apparently used widely in manufacturing. Who knew?
And a pic of a similar assembly without the thick layer of frost:
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Although this one is refrigerated liquid nitrogen, the steel tubing structure to the right of this tank is - I think - close in shape to what's under The Thing.
But now that you've seen what's under The Thing, the original pic just doesn't hold the same appeal, does it?
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