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On those calculations? That is correct. Nor did I offer it. So you can quite whining, now, Frannie.No need for your input then
You're welcome for the attention.
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On those calculations? That is correct. Nor did I offer it. So you can quite whining, now, Frannie.No need for your input then
2.5 Million time brighter than the sun, and now it's gone. No explosion, it's just gone.
Stuff like this makes me sure the universe is a simulation
2.5 Million time brighter than the sun, and now it's gone. No explosion, it's just gone.
Stuff like this makes me sure the universe is a simulation
No. It didn't "go dim", it went black. I promise, the career physicists and astronomers who are observing and commenting on this know how variable stars usually behave.The article says it's a variable star ... and it went dim ... er ... I kinda thought that's what the "variable" in variable star means ... meh ... slow news day or something ...
No. It didn't "go dim", it went black. I promise, the career physicists and astronomers who are observing and commenting on this know how variable stars usually behave.The article says it's a variable star ... and it went dim ... er ... I kinda thought that's what the "variable" in variable star means ... meh ... slow news day or something ...
Stars Aren’t Supposed to Go Out Like This
When a massive star went missing, astronomers expected to find a supernova in its place. But there wasn’t one.www.theatlantic.com
Yes, because they are looking for an explanation, as "variable star" doesn't cut it.The article itself brought up dust
I am not sure. Neither are they. But they do admit that such a thing may have happened for reasons they do not understand.unless you honest believe the star did go black a trillion years before anyone was expecting anything in the universe to do so ...
It did not vanish !2.5 Million time brighter than the sun, and now it's gone. No explosion, it's just gone.
Stuff like this makes me sure the universe is a simulation
They are.For example, when I was a child they taught us dinosaurs were reptiles.
They are.Now, they teach children dinosaurs are the ancestors of birds.
Which had nothing to do with learning anything new. It's just a label.Pluto was a planet, they taught us when I was a child.
Now, Pluto is not a planet.
No, you are just treated as someone who doesn't know what the hell they are talking about.Global warming, we are told, is science, and yet, if you disagree that it is caused by humans, you are treated like a heretic.
No. Scientists question and test this theory every single day. What you are doing is not "questioning", it is doubting and denying. A person who questions actually seeks answers. And they are willing to accept good answers. You are not. So do not confuse your irrational denial with skepticism.Evolution is a theory, but if you question it, that makes you a religious fanatic.
Magician David Copperfield strikes again.2.5 Million time brighter than the sun, and now it's gone. No explosion, it's just gone.
Stuff like this makes me sure the universe is a simulation
I was tea bagging a fat chick once and found
my tenor voice.
Weird huh ? Only thing that turns me on nowAngelo hasn't been laid since