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bc2894 I whitehole cuz im lone wolf for real 😎😎😎😎😎

236914 ...yes sc but its still very cool in my opinion

236914 besides that common space ball knowledge there's white holes, the hypothetical opposite to blackholes that expel all matter instead of keeping it inside. on the Kardashev scale a type III society could theoretically use these objects for INFINITE energy

402a02 isn't 22b like several hundred lightyears away lol

bae9bb Rly? I’ve neva seen u on

236914 it's star is very similar to our own, the planet has similar temperature and exists in the habitable or "goldilocks" zone where liquid water can exist. Kepler 22b is called "super earth because it is well over double the size of Earth

f4034a I have been back for a few days now

402a02 colored All The Hair! now i need to figure a few things out

236914 i really like seeing searches for habitable exoplanets which is like THE most surface level thing i can talk about but still i like it alot-- like the famous Kepler-22 system and Kepler 22b which if memory serves is THE closest match to earth we've discovered so far

27f030 Doctosssss strange

27f030 oh wow fluxle wsp is this a return or have you been here before

236914 you wouldnt be able to reach the multiverse of madness if idea of time and space being flipped is true. its hard to explain howd that work rn since im pulling facts out of my ass but space is acting like time and time is acting like space which we would not function in

27f030 Doctor strange multiverse of madness

236914 ...most if not all of my space knowledge that i can recall easily is rather surface level but, you know, still super interesting stuff in my opinion.

236914 youre making great progress keep that grind up i believe in your peak

f4034a I have literally never heard anyone use my formal name until now, wow

236914 another thing- multiverse theory. specifically, multiverse theory and black holes. this suggests getting pulled into a black hole wouldnt take you to die; but rather, a whole new universe. i watched a pretty neat video about this that said the roles of space and time would be flipped inside the black hole which would pretty much make it impossible to actually make it to the other side and see the other universe

402a02 actually more like i flat colored the uppermost hair i still have the one that reaches to the back of the torso

236914 i agree fluxle they are a fascinating hypothetical

402a02 flat colored the entire hair. now to find out of doing the rendering is a good idea right now

236914 another theory is one i find rather amusing but still interesting: the universe could be the shape of a donut. basically, if you were to fly across the Y axis you would find yourself back in your orignal spot much faster than someone who flew in the X axis. wormholes are also possible if the universe is a donut i think i dont actually remember

f4034a *Ultra Beast theme intro*

f4034a I LOVE wormholes!!!! I drew one a while back and I LOVED how it turned out, I'll get a pic one day

236914 in all honesty wormholes are fairly common space knowledge but people tend to not really understand how they could ACTUALLY work in real life.

749a9a me laughing at ytps like an insane man

402a02 https://soundcloud.com/venetian-snares/whos-the-cymbol-venetian

f4034a Holy High Hells those are some large posts

f4034a Wsg

236914 heres a better representation. say you start at point A. going thru the wormhole would get you to point B p much instantly. if you were to try and travel to point b it would take like millions of millions maybe billions of years, but wormholes could allow to get there instantly. pretty much a real life teleport

236914 every object has a pull on on space time continuum. imagine the universe as a sheet suspended in the air. a wormhole would have so much pull that it breaks thru the sheet. however the sheet is the universe and instead of falling to the ground it rips through the universe and comes out the other side.

236914 what do you think of the universe as? what shape do you think it would take? there are some theories, and these theories are where the hypothetical "wormholes" come from. im sure youve seen some sci-fi flick thats show a character using a wormhole to travel huge distances. scientists believe the universe may be something like a straight line bent over a huge distance. this is how the idea of wormholes is possible.

236914 btw "sub-stellar objects" are objects that are way more massive than a planet but not massive enough to be in the star sequence. think of it as being in between.

236914 that, or it's a brown dwarf which is a type of sub-stellar object... Jupiter is often confused for being one of these and is called a "failed star" though it is most likely that Jupiter was never even close to becoming one and therefore can not be considered one.

236914 Have you heard of the now famous exoplanet with HUGE, saturn like rings that extended far beyond itself? this object was (very likely) not real. common consensus is that the object spawned for errors in tech from the time it was discovered.

749a9a reposting cuz it hella funny: https://tinyurl.com/wh4tth3

236914 Unlike our modern stars which burn for BILLIONS of years, these quasi stars would only burn for about 7 million years before they died.

236914 back to the space yap you may be aware that Stephenson 2-18 is the largest known star in the universe, considerably larger than UY Scuti (2,150x our sun vs 1700x our sun) which both DWARF our sun... if they were beach balls the sun would be a grain of sand in comparison- but would you believe there a hypothetical objects that are FAR bigger than even these? These stars are called "quasi-stars" are a theorized to have existed in the early ages of the universe and are said to have had a black hole core instead the typical nuclear fusion core suns have. These stars are SOOO big that if you were place them at the center of our solar system they would engulf the entire thing with a GOOD amount to spare (for reference, stephenson 2-18 is only large enough to engulf up to saturn's orbit. still huge but not NEARLY as big...)

236914 lock in twin the grind never sleeps

402a02 damn. anyways i can tell doing all of this is gonna take like maybe 7-10 hours of nonstop work i think

236914 i actually have no idea what i was talking about 🤔🤔

236914 wait actually WHAT was i talking about there is no other one carry on :sob: