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our sun is technically classified as a yellow dwarf I thought loving pussy-rear end sun
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Omi-Polari posted:science fact: I think you mean a Jesus impact.
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Came in expecting goatse, was technically correct
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Jun 5, 2014 04:26
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nomadologique posted:that's okay you're allowed to have stupid opinions. yeah i have poo poo opinions, but the universe is flat. the fact that it's flat was likely an important contributing factor to the big bang 
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Omi-Polari posted:science fact: if you had a telescope the size of a solar system sure
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Your Dead Gay Son posted:our sun is technically classified as a yellow dwarf I thought dwarf stars are ordinary stars
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Your Dead Gay Son posted:our sun is technically classified as a yellow dwarf I thought Jackie chan is abetter name thn sol
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Effectronica posted:if you had a telescope the size of a solar system sure define telescope because we use entire galaxies to see very distant objects with the help of gravitational lensing
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Robo Reagan posted:define telescope because we use entire galaxies to see very distant objects with the help of gravitational lensing not in fine detail
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Robo Reagan posted:define telescope because we use entire galaxies to see very distant objects due to gravitational lensing absolute maximum resolution is dependent on the f-stop, or ratio of focal length to aperture, so you need a fine gravitational lens and a gigantic one that would suck up lots of extraneous light
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Robo Reagan posted:define telescope because we use entire galaxies to see very distant objects with the help of gravitational lensing We can barely detect exoplanets today as smudges of pixels. To witness an asteroid strike from 77 million light years is impossible!
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thats an interesting visualization, thanks
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and to think the whole thing revolves around the earth....
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Jun 5, 2014 04:33
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op I'm majoring in astrophysics and even I think this thread is kind of gay Sorry man
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Orkin Mang posted:and to think the whole thing revolves around the earth.... Everywhere is the center, man.
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Jun 5, 2014 04:34
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well it's also impossible to travel 66 million light years in an instant but it's an interesting thought experiment anyways THANKS FOR RUINING IT ASSHOLES
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Jun 5, 2014 04:34
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Moridin920 posted:not in fine detail the level of detail we can make out gets better every year as the technology advances http://www.space.com/14481-hubble-photo-brightest-galaxy-gravitational-lens.html
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Omi-Polari posted:well it's also impossible to travel 66 million light years in an instant but it's an interesting thought experiment anyways THANKS FOR RUINING IT ASSHOLES for noobs, maybe
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Jun 5, 2014 04:35
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could god take a bong rip so big even he cant hold it in his lungs??????
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telescopes are a cool idea. a slice of curved glass and it lets you see things differently? pretty cool imo
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still smaller than your mom
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Jun 5, 2014 04:36
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its a real shame the universe changes the moment you observe it
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JerryLee posted:still smaller than your mom and much smaller than my dilz lmao
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Kubert posted:its a real shame the universe changes the moment you observe it quantum physics is a lie and here is proof: this was a bad post before i observed it, and still continues to be a bad post so suck my motherfuckin dick niels bohr
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Jun 5, 2014 04:38
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the universe is p cool while is lasts
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Everything has a cause, scientists say the big bang has no cause, therefore evolution is wrong and the Christian God is the correct God. Checkmate.
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my favorite place/thing yet found: the largest supermassive blackhole ever detected, ~6billion solar masses, has a smaller (~700million solar masses i wanna say) blackhole orbiting around it which dives through the accretion disc of the larger companion periodically, causing massive flares/explosions and it is likely aliens celebrate this awesome event by sitting at a safeish distance away and getting blasted
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Yaos posted:Everything has a cause, scientists say the big bang has no cause, therefore evolution is wrong and the Christian God is the correct God. Allah is.
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The Protagonist posted:the universe is p cool while is lasts it'll last but our descendants won't know that unless we keep good records! In about 2 trillion years every other Galaxy will have moved so far away from Milkdromeda that they pass the cosmological horizon, causing the energy we can observe to be so spread out that it's impossible to detect. The universe is cold and lonely and it's going to get cold and lonelier the longer time goes on!
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The Protagonist posted:my favorite place/thing yet found: the largest supermassive black hole i detected was you're moms vagina!!!!(its black cuz its filled with black dudes dongers all the time 24/7 because she is also sadly addicted to many narcotics and they are expensive!)
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The Protagonist posted:my favorite place/thing yet found: 
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The Protagonist posted:my favorite place/thing yet found: Where does all that matter go?
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Smoking Crow posted:space is boring because there's nothing there Actually, everything is there.
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Fister Roboto posted:Actually, everything is there. We're in space right now, on spaceship Earth.
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Not impressed. There are about 100x as many molecules of water in a cup than there are stars in the known universe, anyways.
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Kombotron posted:
poopzilla posted:cool
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space is really gay, if you want to know about the universe you should read this book that says the universe is helium and has a chapter titled "monopoles and boojums"
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The two Voyager spacecraft will probably survive all of humanity, easily, and the gold records will likely survive forever.
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redshirt posted:Where does all that matter go? The more I learn the more I likely I feel that there are no cosmological singularities, but rather a pocket of inverted spacetime within each blackhole, with we ourselves inhabiting one. It just seems to match the repeated symmetry/evolutionary nature of everything else we've just begun to understand. This in no way explains the origins of anything, ofc, but at least we can do away with the absurdity of infinite density...instead we have possibly infinitely nested, inverted spacetimes either extending outwards forever or possibly wrapping back around upon itself. 
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