Fuck porn, what is the most interesting thing you know about space?

There's a planet full of porn.

This is actually true.
Distance to the moon is 350000 km (222000 miles for you cave dwellers)

Jupiter has 70.000 km. Most other planets are a lot smaller than that

Calling Americans cave dwellers but we actually got to the moon

syfy.com/syfy-wire/can-you-really-fit-all-planets-between-earth-and-moon

We also invented the laser, which lets us measure the distance to the moon to a few inches.

This

the most interesting thing about space is that planet Earth has porn

It's true

if the higgs boson is not at its lowest energy state but rather at a local minimum, thanks to quantum tunneling it could at any random point in time go to its lowest energy state. If it does, matter as we know it would not exist.

This means that, if true, the universe could disappear at any random point in time.

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cool

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Fake as fuck

Space isn't as interesting as people make it out to be.

ain't no titties in space

what, you mean the big black ceiling above us that the FBI screws Christmas lights into every night? Fuck off with that made up hollywood bullshit

You lack any insight

The James Webb telescope's potential to expand our knowledge of the universe is the only thing that keeps me from roping.

I watched every black hole documentary on YouTube

Enlighten me then.

There are more stars in our galaxy than there are planets in our solar system!

That it was all placed there by Jesus for man to use for his benefit.

Now do some Planet 9 videos

there are more stars in the solor system than grains of sand in your rectum.

w42pw

There are only 8 planets, sweaty.

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tHATS CAP

This rickety hunk of shit operated near flawlessly in the infinite vacuum of space.

Lol.
I’m selling bridges too, if anyone is interested.

A group of black women used pencils and math to get to space.

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The earth is spinning at nearly 1000mph.
How the heck can you shoot a laser, there and back mind you, with any type of accuracy.
Also, lasers diffuse terribly, fyi.

its big

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you're some special kind of moron, aren't you?

Forgot pic.

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>the higgs boson
That would be true ...if there was only one
Moron

*the higgs boson field

there, better? dipshit.

Should it have been sturdier to withstand all the NOTHING ?

He done watched the youtube

The universe is still expanding from the big bang, it will cease to do so at some point at which point the way we perceive time to be will drastically change. It is unlikely we will observe such a thing in mankind's timeline

It's genuinely one of the few things that irks me. Is there other sentient life out there? Would they be hostile? Or are we truly alone in the vast emptiness?

If there are civilisations how many have come and gone whilst we've developed?

false vaccum decay? isnt that just a theory?

that's why I said "if true"

There are estimated to be more trees on earth than stars in our galaxy. Thought it was bullshit, but I looked it up and apparently that’s the actual consensus.

Another cool thing is that the universe used to be so hot it would have appeared orange but has since cooled off a lot.

There's another theory called the Big Crunch, where the universe basically collapses into itself and everything reverses back to before the Big Bang...
and then the Big Bang repeats over and over again.

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No. Now your original post makes no sense at all

earthsky.org/moon-phases/do-we-all-see-the-same-moon-phase/

because you're a moron

here a video for kids, maybe you'll understand:

youtube.com/watch?v=ijFm6DxNVyI

Its not what you think it is.
The universe isn't expanding and definitely isn't as big as people say it is.
Its kinda like the truman show eventually you will see the wall but not in a human life time.

No.
Think of all the life on Earth.
Only 1 species has made technology.
Now what are the odds a planet has life
Now what are the odds that life actually develops intellgence.

We are a freak of nature because we are children of god.

Space has a metallic burnt steak smell

It smells like steak. Astronauts returning from spacewalks all say the same thing. It must be the carbon.

There are most likely planets that are more to hospitable to life as we know it than Earth, and exoplanets orbiting K type stars (cooler than our own) are better at spawning life, and likely have a higher chance of having intelligent life on their planets. K type stars last much longer than our G type star, and also radiate less UV radiation that is detrimental to life.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superhabitable_planet

everyone in this thread need to watch this

rumble.com/vqhvzt-ewaranons-what-on-earth-happened-all-13-parts-full-15.11.2021.html

bout 8 hours long, but will really help you understand, there is no 'space'.

wat about Penrose and his conformal cyclic loop cosmology?

Fun fact: My dick is bigger than space and its expanding, its see through tho so that why you can see it

There *was* another theory called the Big Crunch. It's no longer a consensus position among cosmologists.
It's not a mainstream theory.

Kek

Or don't watch it. You'll save 8hrs & be less retarded kekol

Uranus has an inclination More than 90 degrees relative to orbit
Saturn has a storm in the shape of a perfect hexagonal.
In the asteroid belt there is a planet smaller than Pluto - Ceres

There could be hundreds of thousands of civilizations out there right now but everything is so massive we'd never find each other.

Stars collapsing into black holes probably rebound and explode instantly after hitting their smallest, but due to time dilation, this rebound takes around 15 billion years to an outside observer - the instant a black hole evaporates from Hawking radiation to below its Schwarzchild radius, it will explode.

You're a moron

>The earth is spinning at nearly 1000mph.

How fast do you think the speed of light is, genius?

I understand that you don't understand how any of this works.
>at any random point in time
How long would an effect travelling at light speed take to encompass the entire universe?

the hubble deep field is a really cool picture, but if you were actually that deep in intergalactic space, you wouldn't see shit the naked eye.

In fact, go between the milky way and andromeda (our nearest galactic neigbor) and you still wouldn't see shit.

Our universe is a universe of light. but it is DARK to us. The light is subtle.

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