Scientists have even managed to capture images of this incredible event......
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Love it, thanks for the post... both of them.
That would be one of those flattened brown 'dwarfs'. Very rare, I think you know why.
It's amazing the things we learn every single day.
And if it's a billion light years away, then it happened a billion years ago. Does anyone else have trouble getting their minds around the times and distances being talked about? I know I do.
Wilso wrote:And if it's a billion light years away, then it happened a billion years ago. Does anyone else have trouble getting their minds around the times and distances being talked about? I know I do.
...and I used to watch 'Sesame St' when I was a kid. Do you mean to say that it was archival footage?
You can learn something new every day if you're not careful. Wilso, I have the same problem with distances over a million miles and time spans greater than a million years.
I have trouble with "trillion" -- but, then, I'm not in government.
What happens to the crumbs?
We're in deep shit...... they don't call it the 'Milky Way' for nothing folks!
The milky way is putting on a show here tonight. I can't remember the stars shining this brightly for some time. It's beautiful. I could look at the stars for hours.
That's the way the cookie crumbles.
Ha, nice pics.
What comes after a trillion? is it a gazzilion?
quadrillion...
Are the numbers just "illion" added to the end of the small numbers?
bi, tri, quad
I didn't write that well, i dont know much about this
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