MOST TERRIFYING THINGS IN THE UNIVERSE

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  @mugicharrii · 8 months ago (edited)

  Rip Puffer he was shot dead in the bronxs 💔💔<br><br><br>Edit: If you guys are interested into these astronomy theories and stuff, I would HIGHLY recommend reacting to some of the content from Melodysheep. They make almost simulation projects (with no AI) that take months of production, explaining and giving visuals of life on how different planets might actually look like if you were to live on it. It&apos;s more of a work of fiction but it&apos;s still very interesting.

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  @gabrielcounsellor6821 · 8 months ago (edited)

  Astrophysics student here - the sun actually won&apos;t explode because it&apos;s not massive enough. Instead, it will expand into a red giant star and likely swallow the orbits of all the inner planets out to Mars in about 5 billion years, and then around 100 million years after that it&apos;ll shed that outer layer and leave behind a white dwarf, a small dying star remnant that&apos;s releasing the last of its energy over a very, very long time. Hope you guys see this :)<br><br>P.S. if you guys ever want someone to ask about anything space related, feel free to hit me up

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  @Benji_mans · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pap3swRa4tw&amp;t=2712">45:12</a> it&apos;s actually crazier. Interstellar&apos;s production worked with Physicists to determine what a black hole would look like if we knew where one was and could &quot;see&quot; it. They came up with what is in the movie. Then a couple years LATER, the first image of what a black hole looks like came out and it was THE SAME THING. The people that worked on Interstellar just nailed what it looks like when we can see a black hole, and that&apos;s super impressive

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  @CourtFool · 8 months ago

  Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle discussing with eachother

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  @jakobeoneal6136 · 8 months ago

  This makes me want to see them react to the history of the entire world ig

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  @fatifatfat5163 · 8 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pap3swRa4tw&amp;t=2310">38:30</a> is such a classic example of the blind leading the blind. Pezzy misunderstood light years as a time measurement instead of a distance measurement and also thought the guy said &quot;wipe out an entire universe&quot;. If a supernova could wipe out an entire universe we would have never existed in the first place😭😭<br>Edit: alr I get it. Light years is a time measurement aswell. But you get what I meant. Thx for feedback

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  @Connor-ONeill · 8 months ago

  People during the Victorian era said the same about us being capped in terms of technology. Then the 20th century happened.

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  @R3dstoneT4co · 8 months ago

  The interstellar black hole was not based on the picture of the black hole. The black hole picture came later. The scientist Kipp Thorne, who did most of the science checking for interstellar, created that image from an equation that he created that said a black hole should look like that. Really interesting stuff.

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  @ace7472 · 8 months ago

  Fun fact about space. We all learned that Light is the fastest thing in the universe. Well it aint. Light is the 2nd fastest thing, the fastest thing is the expansion of the universe.

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  @honeybun6677 · 8 months ago

  Considering how rare livable planets are, I think if Aliens found Earth and how Humans were slowly killing it, they may just try to usurp us to make sure Earth has a future.

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  @Avauladre · 8 months ago

  We ABSOLUTELY need another episode like this

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  @Oguri_kap · 8 months ago

  fun fact, the black hole in interstellar was based off of a scientific description of what scientists THOUGHT a black hole looked like. that image came out a couple years after the movie released. the CGI artists guessed what a black hole looked like.

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