ScribScribScrib
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Looks like a hole to me 
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Ah, for real? Hawking would be so proud if he was alive..
This is one of the few holes which you don't want to put your personal belongings in..Looks like a hole to me
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Is that a donut shot using a shabby cam?
(I'm a fan of space mysteries)
(I'm a fan of space mysteries)
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Sherb
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This blurry image is one of the most advanced technological achievements in the history of our fascination with space. Most of us can barely take a normal picture without this level of blurriness. Meanwhile this one is of something 50 million light years away. Before this, we could only speculate what we think a black hole looked like. The fact that we are seeing this in our lifetime is spectacular. Here is a bit more insight:
Its event horizon is 3 million times the size of our planet, which means it's larger than our entire solar system.
It weighs 6.5 billion of times more than our sun.
The light it emits is brighter than every other star in its galaxy combined.
And the light we're seeing is so old (55 million years) that when it was taken, the world was basically entirely covered in forests because of the Palaeocene–Eocene Thermal Maximum. Europe and North American were rainforests. Alaska was temperate forests (and even palm trees). Even the poles had forests (Antarctica had sub-tropical rainforests).
Hammerhead sharks wouldn't evolve for another 30 million years, the earliest versions of modern mammalian orders (bats, primates, elephants, modern rodents), same for birds. Snakes grew 42ft long. It was a crazy time.
We can barely mentally handle the 4,500 years since the great pyramid was built. This is over 12 thousand times farther back.
Its event horizon is 3 million times the size of our planet, which means it's larger than our entire solar system.
It weighs 6.5 billion of times more than our sun.
The light it emits is brighter than every other star in its galaxy combined.
And the light we're seeing is so old (55 million years) that when it was taken, the world was basically entirely covered in forests because of the Palaeocene–Eocene Thermal Maximum. Europe and North American were rainforests. Alaska was temperate forests (and even palm trees). Even the poles had forests (Antarctica had sub-tropical rainforests).
Hammerhead sharks wouldn't evolve for another 30 million years, the earliest versions of modern mammalian orders (bats, primates, elephants, modern rodents), same for birds. Snakes grew 42ft long. It was a crazy time.
We can barely mentally handle the 4,500 years since the great pyramid was built. This is over 12 thousand times farther back.
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Goes to show how tiny and insignificant we are, compared to the universe.
Any info about world, statistics, images....... I can't accept due
Two reasons:
1. There is actually no a valid proof for any of above, it is just a statement.
(they use it the same way you use google, to have trust along the way)
2. Info is money, on multiple levels.
Two reasons:
1. There is actually no a valid proof for any of above, it is just a statement.
(they use it the same way you use google, to have trust along the way)
2. Info is money, on multiple levels.
high mike
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Also, that photo is what the black hole looked like 55 million years ago since it took light 55 million years to reach us.
also, the supermassive black hole is around the size of our galaxy. So we are literally nothing lmao
the craziest part is that all of the simulations that these guys did over the years were almost identical, so in a way, we've been seeing these fucks for a while now.
also, the supermassive black hole is around the size of our galaxy. So we are literally nothing lmao
the craziest part is that all of the simulations that these guys did over the years were almost identical, so in a way, we've been seeing these fucks for a while now.
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That would be great! I missed the timing part.He died in 2018.. so maybe he´s seen it
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Seems like a Google algo update to me
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and the earth is flat
Actually, the earth won't be investigated in any direction.
To simplify this answer, take a look at limits. Everything is limited, so you are too, in every aspect.
Your spirit is powerful, so you can simulate no-limit mode, but you are indeed limited.
You will fast achieve your max power, more specific: you will come close to it.
Later, you just winning inches in the battle of perfection, and yet, you never know where are you, and could you be better? You might just think that you give your best, everything you got, but did you? You can't verify it.
If human can't understand own limits, how to expect limit determination of anything else.
The earth will never be explored in depth, width and height, because it is not its purpose.
The same way your purpose is not to know your limits.
calm down pewep
blogzandstuff
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Just because it wasn't on reddit first doesn't mean it's not real
I am expressing myself. Perfectly calm.
But I understand you need to keep typing 3 char comments. Have a good time.