Whats the most interesting thing you know about space?

>>724924301

that we are not alone

>>724924301
No one can hear you queef

>>724924396
Prove it.

>>724924301
Just to give you a little perspective on scale. If you drove a car at 1,000mph at the sun, it would take 36 hours to get there. That is how massive our solar system is.

>>724924301
That, contrary to the popular belief, isn't cold. In fact, overheating is a real problem in the space.

>>724924301
If we created an atmosphere on the moon, we would be light enough to fly

>>724924396
Strange, I feel pretty lonely.

>>724924551
36,000 miles away huh.

>>724924301

The universe is constantly expanding and will do so indefinitely.

>>724924551
That's pretty far.

It's a vacuum so it's never dirty

>>724924301
cool fact about our solar system: the average thickness of saturn's rings is about the height of a two story house.

>>724924648
I thought that was a myth. I'm pretty sure you can survive space long enough until you run out of air. The real problem in space is random solar storms hitting you with lethal doses of radiation with no atmosphere or any protection from it

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>>724924545

ok. tell me, if we are alone then how did Obi Wan have the high ground?

>>724924551
your a stupid mother fucker the sun is 92,955,807 miles from earth you cuck.

http://www.space.com/17081-how-far-is-earth-from-the-sun.html

>>724924301
it's the final frontier

>>724924301
the less space between his cock and that girl's vag the better.

>>724924648
>in the space
Kek'd

>>724924301
It likes Cinnamon Toast Crunch.

>>724924902
these are lies.

>>724924854
I've never watched Star Trek.

>>724924301
those are her feet... i think.

We'll never leave the local group. Universe is expanding at such a rate, we would be lucky to leave our galaxy.

>>724925107

you sir, are missing out.

>>724924963
>it's the final frontier
>>724925183
that's my point.

>>724924902
>your wrong about the distance between Earth and the Sun
>your wife cheats on you
/b/ logic

>>724924837
If you're in a suit or a vehicle, you can't vent heat, almost nothing in space so the heat doesn't go anywhere, even without the sun you could die from heat exhaustion

Everything I don't know about space.

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>>724924301
There's so much shit orbiting the earth now, we probably won't be able to get off the planet in a few decades.

About how we have a T3 civilisation hiding right under our noses in the Boötes Void.

>>724925653
>Boötes Void
a what?

>>724925615
There are proposed plans on cleaning up space junk. It's a serious problem, fucking chinks blowing up their satellite created so much more.

>>724925517
Ah ok

The coldest point found in our solar system is currently a crater on the moon.

>>724924737
>slow clap

>>724924301
From the time it was discovered, to the time it was declassified as a planet, a year never passed on Pluto.

>>724925793
Why don't they just send satellites through the bottom of the Earth then. There's probably nothing on the other side

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>>724924301
That it's really really really really REALLY REALLY REALLY big.

>>724925761
The Boötes void in space is 330 million light years in diameter and is classed as a supervoid in space, within the entire space of the void there are only 60 observable galaxies whereas there should be approximately 2,000. One theory of this is that there is a T3 civilisation(Kardashev scale) in which they would be able to harvest power from galaxies which would attribute the the lack of galaxies in that part of space and they would hide their activities with a dyson shell.

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>>724926036

>>724924301
That we can only see something like 4% of it. Maybe it's higher. pretty amazing none the less.

I have one you fucking idiots don't know.

It takes more fuel to get from Earth to the sun that it does to get from Earth to Pluto AND THEN to the sun.

>>724926100
ah, ok.

but why would they hide their actuvity? and why use a dyson shell? that's a device that pulls energy from a star, right?

We don't experience zero-gravity when we go to space, we're just perpetually falling. It's an illusion created because we are falling toward the Earth, but the Earth is constantly moving away

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Mushroom spores can survive in the vacuum of space

>>724925010
It may or may not be life in space, but there's definitely life in his pants

>>724926318

No, you're retarded.

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>>724926234
explain that

>>724924301
Astronauts are time travelers and should executed for violating my right to temporal consistency

>>724924551
Falling for low tier b8

>>724924301
There are no niggers there.

>>724924301
You can hit Pluto with your pee from the moon. It would take a long time, but you can pee forever in space.

Once i get there tomorrow, I can give you some answers.

>>724926312
Because reasons.
All of it's really interesting and cool for sci-do but when you build so many theories on top of each other probability goes out the window.

>>724924301
THAT GUY IN THE PICTURE PROBLE likes little girls alot more then anyof us here thats what i know about space.

>>724924854
What they did with Commander Shepard its unbelievable

>>724926318
There's still gravity in space unless it's deep space. There's no true zero-gravity. Something, somewhere is always pulling on you.

>>724924301
We are each and every one of us the center of the observable universe because nobody knows where the center of the universe is and we can only observe it through our own eyes.

>>724926403
Probably sling-shotting from other planets. Can only do it twice heading towards the sun. Even then who knows if it would work like that.

>>724925615
Theres an anime based on this. Planetes i think its called. Underrated gem

>>724926019
I bet Pluto doesn't give a shit what we think of it, either.

>>724926403
not op and not sure if bullshit, but im guessing he means swinging around pluto for velocity

>>724924301
It's related to time

>>724926743
Sorry, in my head I thought that it was implied we were falling toward Earth because of it's gravity, but I could've explained it better

>>724926318
Freefall=/=falling
In orbit your traveling with a perpendicular force(gravity) that affects your direction only. You wouldn't feel anything because everything your traveling with is moving the exact same speed/direction.

You're right that your not at zero g though, it's just not as significant a force as it is on Earth

>>724926857
>>724926944
im too slow typing

>>724926403
>>724926857

It is due to an orbital mechanic called the Oberth Effect. It is interesting. Go read the wikipedia article.

>>724924902
You're*

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Roughly 80 percent of the mass of the universe is made up of material that scientists cannot directly observe. Known as dark matter, this bizarre ingredient does not emit light or energy.

>>724927042
*you're
Fucking phone

There is a star called betelgeuse that is due to go in to supernova anytime between now and 100 million years from now, and when it happens the light from the stars demise will mean that Earth will appear to be in daylight for 2 weeks straight. No darkness when night falls.

>>724924551
>Just to give you a little perspective on scale. If you drove a car at 1000 suns at the hour, it would take 36 suns. to get there, you have to an hero.

>>724924301
The sheer size
The likelihood of other species
I mean there's probably a planet just full of frogs to start.
That the universe will probably never end
It will just keep moving around in an infinite wave formation of planets and stars, imploding exploding and reforming.
That the universe will probably never go dark and quiet.

>>724927042
You're right. I could've explained that better

>>724926944

I am that OP, and to get to the sun you have to kill velocity... although you can do that with a gravity assist, too... but that's not why you should go to Pluto if you want to go to the sun efficiently.

It's the Oberth Effect.

>>724926171
Finally a smart person

>>724927084
Another fun fact: dark matter is made up bullshit to explain why Einstein's equations don't work when we started collecting Hubble data about other galaxies, but he died before we could ask him

It's what I'm going to grad school for

>>724926944
No bullshit. That's how both voyagers got out of our solar system. By flying super close to each planet, using its gravitational pull to increase speed, then sling-shot out of its orbit. They do it on all missions to other planets.

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>>724924902

>>724924301
The Big Bang theory is seriously flawed. Quantum equations show that there was no beginning and there is no end to spacetime.

>>724927176
Same here. Who on earth would want to teach this shit

>>724926891
fuck off stupid ass weeabo cunt to your board

>>724927225
It's not bullshit. Dark matter is the only thing that allows the equations to work. Either dark matter is a thing and we'll figure it out or its not and the equations are wrong. But the equations work in all sorts of other circumstances so its likely "dark matter" exists.

>>724927225
Kek

>>724927429
Not me lol

the most interesting thing I know about space:
Due to the theory of relativity there is a distance where one could look upon the earth and still see dinosaurs.. not only that but if one had a spaceship and travelled at the correct speed from the correct distance they could watch all of our worlds development through the telescope
It's like how the star light is there though the star may be... just reversed.

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>>724924301

Magnets

>>724927170
Would you say the universe is the only thing in the universe that doesn't have a "size"? Infinity isn't a size so don't say that bullshit.

>>724926234
think you have that backwards bruh

>>724924301
Those are big balls.
Also
MODS!!

>>724927781
FUCKING MAGNETS, HOW DO THEY WORK?

>>724924301
in space, no one can hear you cream

>>724924301
That the big bang is wrong and the dumbest theory ever conceived to guess at our formation.

Just a random explosion from nothingness? No. The universe has always been here. There is no beginning and no end.

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Fascinating fact: the universe is not actually big. It's quite cozy. People think it's big because they compare it to smaller things, like themselves, but that's like comparing a dwarf to a microbe and then saying, 'that dwarf is fucking huge.' The universe can only be compared to other universes, and as such, it's not really large at all.

>>724925925
Nice

>>724924301
if you fart in space noone hear it

>>724924551
It would take you 93 hours at 1,000,000mph. Are you legit rerarded or trolling? Either way, your dad should have sprayed you into the dirt.

>>724927886

Kys faget, the adults are talking

>>724928028
It's still pretty big, though.

>>724926925
I don't blame it.

>>724927968
how do you know that o'wize one

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What fucks me over is that it just exists...

Like it wasnt created or made or come in to being at a specific time aside from big bang.

It doest exist inside something. there is no end. there is no wall that you have to stop at and even if there was whats on the other side??

Where the fuck did it come from. My house exists cause it was built on a street in a city in a state in a nation on a planet in the solar system in a galaxy in a universe and then what???

We just have to accept the fact that we will never know and we dont have the mental capacity to do so.

there IS more that we will never know. there could very well be someone typing this same message at this very time on 4chanplutox24 for all the fuck we know.

we have to wrap our heads around the fact that things can exists without ever being created... like wtf.

its energy, all energy has to come from and go somewhere or so we are told but nope ...

Will the universe have an ending? If so, will it happen as fast as it did in the big bang theory?

>>724924648
>a real problem
space justice warrior detected

>>724924301
I know that human invention couldn't protect a human from the harmful effects of the radiation belt, especially in the 1960s, when the space shuttle was equal to one of our calculators. You would need to be encased in lead to protect a human through it.
Go the fuck ahead, try and say that it's just a coincidence that while we were in a "space race" with the Russians, we didn't fake the 1960s moon landing.


I'm not saying we can't send something to the moon, I'm saying the 1960s fake ass moon landing was a goddamn sham for more than one reason

>>724924301
Palkia controls it

>>724926337
Psilocybin on mars plz

>>724924301

It's big.

>>724928142
You seem like someone I want to smoke weed with and discuss this further

>>724924301
That the Kardashians are a bunch of sneaky warmongering fish people.

>>724926583
Whhaaaaat?

>>724927225
If the Hubble can see it, how is it made up bullshit? We definitely know it's something. Just not what.

>>724926808
Nice

>>724928134
It's actually petite, as universes go.

>>724926891
Thx

What a concept.
You know, the universe is a little bit like the human hand, you have undiscovered worlds here, sector 8
If you were to put the universe into a paper bag, then all of a sudden you have

.
.
.
.
.
.

>>724926036
I think they could just send it through that hole in Autsimovania. Direct line down up out into outter spoce.

>>724928177
Every single point of your argument has been debunked a thousandfold.

>>724926337
And one day alien spores will reach earth again.

>>724924787
It's full of dust and dirt like you though.

>>724928365
Name one other universe.

>>724924301
It's big and blackholes are tiny compared to it.

>>724927720
>theory
Of relativity

There's no way you can ever see the past no matter how far you travel.

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this is fact not even a conspiracy theory, there is no picture of earth from space its computer generated images.
they are looking at a bunch of light in the sky, you are gonna tell me thats 93 trillion light years away? how the fuck did you figure that out

>>724928358
Thanks for observing my post anon.

>>724927523
Bc his comment wasn't perfectly suited to the prior one... goddamn schizophrenics

>>724928365
>universe
>uni
>one

>>724927084
Leave it to darkies to not get anything done

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>>724928142
The arrival...

Time is not linear, the entirety of time exists all at the same time...We just have to figure out how to access the other portions of concurrent time.

>>724928140
Because explosions require energy. If there was nothing before "the big bang", not even atoms, how could an explosion happen?

venus' day is longer than it's year and also rotates the opposite of all other planets

our universe may be in a false vacuum, and if it transitioned into a true (more stable) vacuum, everything as we know it would be destroyed. current tests put it in a metastable state but more discoveries into quantum mechanics may make this lean to more stable. google "vacuum metastability event" for more info.

eventually every star in the universe will burn out and they'll be a period of nothing but black holes. after they eventually "die" (via hawking radiation), nothing will be left but so-called iron stars, of which none exist yet because not enough time has passed.

quantum mechanics suggests that sub-atomic particles can 'tunnel' through space and time. it also suggests that our universe may not be the only one.

anti-matter exists and is just as real as ordinary matter. obviously it doesn't exist for long, and is extremely hard to produce. as soon as it comes into contact with ordinary matter it and the matter are destroyed.

>>724924301
In space, no one can feel fire scream.

>>724928142
>"Does anyone know what created creation?"

>>724928525
Name this one

The universe is flat, just like earth.

>>724927533
There are other ways. Look up conformal gravity as a universe model

>>724928342
Do you actually want me to explain the issue? I'll take a bit but I will. Then you will understand

>>724928342
See it? How does one see dark matter? We can infer its existence by looking at the results of experiments, measurements and calculations and filling in the blanks. I don't think we have ever seen it, though.

>>724924742
we don't know that, it may stop expanding

>>724926583
>what is gravity

>>724928545
When you look at the sun, you're seeing it as it was 8 minutes ago. Any telescope placed 80 million light years from Earth would be seeing dinosaurs. You can't travel to the past, but the finite speed of light allows you to see it if you're far enough away.

And in the science world, a theory is a proven/provable thing. You're thinking of hypothesis.

>>724928635
named when the idea of heliocentrism had not even been introduced and most people thought the earth was the center of the cosmos

>>724928365
>as universes go
>implying that you somehow have enough knowledge of the size of both our universes and any others that you can make a definitive statement on how they compare to one other

>>724928775
>Anti-matter is a simple solution to spontaneous human combustion

>>724928567
Those aren't stars close up. Those are nebulas and supernovae

>>724924648
The temperature of the cosmic microwave background radiation is 2.7 kelvin.

We see the "observable universe". We will never ever see anything past it because stuff that's not in it is moving away from us faster than light due to space expansion.
The weird thing is, each galaxy or whatever has their own observable universe in which they are stuck forever...

>>724926891
yea its good

>>724928142
Like whoa man far out like whoa.
I remember my first time like smoking reefer dude.

>>724928567
They're beautiful.

>>724928964
if the theory of the multiverse is true, it would be rather narcissistic to assume our universe is somehow especially big
but if it is the only one, it makes no more sense to call it big then to call it diminutive

>>724925183
This is a good thing.
Humans suck far too much to not be a plague on the universe.

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>>724926234
wut, like, because you slingshot off pluto or sum shit?

>>724928142
When I was 14 at my bffs camp. Three friends and I stayed up until sunrise drinking and talking about this. It's the first time my mind ever actually "hurt" trying to think of
>if the universe is ever expanding, what's beyond that?
Its the only thing that's ever made me question my renunciation of God. Still sometimes does. It's the closest thing we have to an explanation. Also the closest thing we will ever have to an explanation in our lifetimes and our children's lifetimes and theirs and theirs.

I get seriously upset thinking about what if civilization goes extinct before we ever know what's "beyond" the edges of the universe or if it's just some kind of amazing thing we can't even fathom at this moment in time with how our brains work.

Fuck you anon, seriously, fuck you. What the fuck. My day was going so well.

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>>724924301

that i seem to exist

>>724924514
noisyly underrated post.

A subatomic particle travelling near light speed colliding with another subatomic particle at near light speed could cause one of the particles to ricochet at greater than light speed, transcending time and appearing in the past, creating matter in the past from (seemingly) nothing.

>>724929110
Good fact anon.

>>724924301
prexion particles

>>724928824
The Universe

>>724929194
Humans, conversely, could be the least shitty species capable of higher thought
The universe could be full of space niggers.

>>724926312
Any species intelligent enough to get to T3 has already realized that interacting with other advanced, intelligent species is a very bad idea.

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>>724929430

>>724929170
But if our universe is indeed the only one, it would consequentially be the largest thing in existence, because it is all of existence. As it is larger than anything we can compare it to, calling it diminutive would just be fucking stupid

>>724928177
Even if it was fake, or a re-enactment and not the actual footage, we've been to the moon. So what if it even was fake footage? We can go to the moon and walk on it and do shit on it.

Why do tin foils like you care so much about it is the real question? Just shut up.

>>724929110
Bait

>>724929414
Well, sure, but that begs the question
>I am the last man on earth
>"No you're not"
>Shut up, I am too

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>>724928142
I think of it like this:

-742 + 742 = 0, right? We have energy, we have dark energy. They cancel out to zero. They cancel out to nothing. So in this way, from nothing, comes everything.

>>724924301

it'll fuckin kill you

>>724928699
>Time is not linear, the entirety of time exists all at the same time

dude

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When the fuck did jupiter get rings? I remember jupiter from its moons and saturn only planet with rings watafak

>>724924301
we can get in lab a temperature that's a bilionth of that of outter space

>>724929512
Not really.
Say there is only one elephant in the world, the only one, and no other elephant has ever existed. It makes as much sense to call it a small elephant as a big one.

It's impossible to suck dick in Space. Sorry OP

>>724926519
It's estimated that there are AT LEAST two hundred billion galaxies and each each of those galaxies contains many billions of stars (Our Milky Way for example has around 100 thousand million stars). This means we can predict that there are around...

1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets in our universe - Each of these with some chance to spawn life.

>There's bound to be some niggers

>>724929430
The human race is mostly niggers of one sort or another, and we managed to make it this far. Maybe space niggers are the norm out there. All they really need is like 50 space crackers to make their space program work for them and they're free to rob their entire galaxy.

>>724928951
There were no telescopes when dinosaurs existed. Theory debunked.

>>724926337
yeaaaaaa you read Archaic Revival too?

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>>724929734
False. Space creates a perfect vacuum.

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Not a fact, but a question:

Since light moves at the speed of light, it experiences no time, correct? From that perspective, it is emitted and absorbed simultaneously?

So why, then, do we see the photon travel in a path? That would seem to suggest that there were times where it is neither being emitted or absorbed; in other words, TIME and not instantaneous.

>>724927084
I'm betting that dark matter will be explained away by learning that neutrinos have more mass than we believed

The gravity of everything affects you it's just that the gravitational force of most of it is so small that it can't be felt. 5% of the known universe is matter. The universe may be expanding infinitely but the force of gravity be enough to slow down the acceleration until the universe starts to contract and from all the mass centred in one point again there could be enough energy to start expanding again. The reason that won't happen is because the acceleration is increasing, there is a force we can't detect accelerating the different galaxies away from each other and this is dark energy. In a few thousand to a few hundred thousand years we might not be able to view anymore stars in the sky because they might have accelerated too far from us.

>>724929430
Even more of a reason that being confined to our galaxy, at best, isn't a bad thing.

>>724930029
if you we're a photon you might experience your whole life in a single instant. Since time essintaly dosen't move at that speed. So perchance, just speculation here tbh. But if that photon was conscious it might feel like it exists indefinatly or for a single instant...

the reason we can see it. simply put, is because' we're not the one moving at the speed of light. We see it pass by from our frame of refrence. But from the photons frame of refrence. Time might never even move.

>>724924301
did you know that NASA found dinosaur fossils on mars?

amazing, isn't it?

>>724930031
Good odds at the bookies?

>>724929620
When we started to notice how thick J was.
>Would wife

if you leave earth going 1g. in about 1 years time you will be traveling close to the speed of light

>>724924301
It´s large

>>724929697
Yes, but that elephant's size could be quantified as large or small compared to other standards. as the universe is massive relative to everything we can observe or imagine, so the elephant would be diminutive compared to something larger than it. the point of my argument is that size, in the terms we are using it, is just a comparison of whatever you are measuring to a standard conception of how large something is. as the universe is the largest thing in existence, one cannot accurately describe it as diminutive or small

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>>724930287
Almost too amazing to be true!

This is a good thread

>>724928759
Creation of existence. Everything points to a grand design. lol

>>724924301
That it is almost incomprehensibly large, and that largeness is completely trivial compared to the smallness of the Planck length. The difference between them is also trivial.

>>724930427
God must love him some CP then; seeing how there's so much of it.

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>>724927225
>>724927084

I'm going to explain this anyway, because, who knows. Maybe /b/ will discover the true cause

When we observe a rotating galaxy, there are three factors in determining the speed of curved travel: distance from the center (also known as radius), velocity, and mass.

A is what Einstein's equations predicted, but B is observed

So, because we have telescopes and can physically measure the velocity and radius, we assume mass is wrong. Hence dark matter

It's bullshit though, and normie astrophysicists are too scared to say Einstein was wrong to the science community.

>>724930597
freedom to choose, my friend.

>>724930598
It's kind of like living in an exclusively Mormon community & trying to say Smith was a con artist & full of shit.

>>724928775
I had an interesting theory about Venus.

I believe humanity and life in general originated from Venus. Hear me out.

The sun is always expanding. At one point in the distant, distant past, Venus' orbit around the sun was probably almost identical to earth's. The temperature, the distance, maybe there was even an atmosphere. It's argued that earth has life because its the exact correct distance from its heat source.

Well, at one point Venus had to have been more like Earth than it is now. You have to at least agree with that.

Now, say humanity evolved enough to realize in a trillion years or whatever, the sun would grow enough (like we do now) to where it would completely engulf Venus' orbit. It'll expand in diameter so much it'll completely gobble the planet up. Mercury first.

We knew this, so we built a space ship. We flew 24 females and 24 males from Venus to earth just before the sun got too big and started eating up what was then an Earth-like atmosphere on Venus.

Where the evidence you ask? Obviously this is trillions of years in the making. Billions upon billions of generations of life. The spacecraft that could have once landed on earth from Venus would have long since disintegrated underground. The bacteria we carried room Venus eventually flourished into all of the species on earth and so on.

So that's where we essentially came from. We are truly from Venus.

Further more, we will have to do this again in the future. In about 3 trillion years the sun will expand again to where it will shred earth's atmosphere. At this point in the future, Mars could possibly develop an atmosphere due to higher temperatures. We know ice is there already, so it's entirely possible.

Its a fact We will all some day have to evacuate Earth if we want mankind to resist extinction.

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This shit is impossible to comprehend

>>724929466
did you just fucking refer to humans as advanced, intelligent species lmao my nigga

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>>724930598
I admire your trolling efforts--making a fake chart and everything

>>724930412
It is, though, the smallest observable universe.

The evidence for parallel universes are that quantum computers work much faster than they should and it's believed that they are doing the calculations in the parallel dimensions or something like that

I think it's called the doppler effect. Basically the faster something is moving away from you the more red it appears to be. Apparently thats what they use to find stars with planets, as the planets orbit the star is pulls the star off center alittle bit, so it just kinda wobbles in the center as a result. What they do is take measurements of the light and determine whether or not is has that wobble that tells them it might be another planetary system.

>>724930742
You can't attach consequences to freedom of choice when you're unwilling to indisputably clarify what is & isn't wrong (or even whether or not you exist). It's psychotic.

>>724930031
Neutrinos are massless particles and thus travel at the speed of light. It seems like it would be impossible that they could have the mass to explain away dark matter. How exactly would that work?

>>724927828
Well it has a size, but it gives you the right idea.
The universe is a speck in what's out there.

>>724930851
We're not who they'd be worried about, as we couldn't interact with them if we tried.

>>724924301
That Indians wanna poo in it.

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>>724928775
Explain this hot shot

>>724930943
Weren't you trying to say the presence of something in the universe requires us to believe that if there is a designer, he intended it?

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>>724930865
I see u Mr. Einstein. /b/ will find the true cause

I've also wondered if perhaps our measurement techniques are flawed?

>>724930598

>>724930029
There are some photons that are stuck in time and others that even travel slightly back in time in order for everything to work as we see

There's no such thing as space anyone believing a word that Nasa says is an indoctrinated fool. No man or woman has gone higher than low earth orbit thanks to the Van Allen belts.

>>724928900
By inference. You said it yourself. You can't see electrical currents, but we know they exist.

>>724929430
Nothing is worse than klingons orbiting uranus...

>>724931174
Oh; they've gone all right... but none of the ones who have "come back" from there have.

The doppler effect is when a source of frequency is moving relative to an observer than since the wave speed doesn't change and is always 3*10^8 than the wavelength changes, If the object is moving towards us the frequency becomes higher and the wavelength lower, if the object is moving towards us the frequency is decreased and the wavelength increases. Since red has a higher wavelength people think that it just turns red but it could be microwaves into radio waves or gamma into x-ray for example

>>724930903
yes, but there is no real point in classifying it as such. my laptop is the largest and smallest and most expensive and heaviest and oldest of all my laptops, because there I only own the one laptop. The only worthwhile statements i can make about my laptop are about how it compares to other objects.

>>724931196
Anon said we could see dark matter with the Hubble space telescope.

>>724931092
Not him but here goes. For every timeline there are two other versions of us/everything in each timeline. Overtime we do something other than what we all do a universe peels of and forms with two other like. That's why they say the universe is infinite because of the timelines are infinite not the size of the universe.

>>724930598
>normie astrophysicists are too scared
what a genius you are!

>>724929544
Your argument begs the question. There are many, many universes, therefore ours must be quite small. How do you know there are many? Because.

>>724924963
beat me to it ><

>>724929466
Just because aliens are usually the bad guys in movies doesn't make your theory true.

It would be more like mass effect if anything like this were to ever happen. We'd share our tech and thrive together. There could be ward, but ultimately life is good more than it is bad. It has to be or we wouldn't have survived this long.

>>724928759
>Because explosions require energy.

It was not an explosion in the conventional sense. It was an expansion of space combined with a very brief inflationary period that occurred less than a second into it. Likening it to an explosion is a metaphor to help people wrap their heads around an overly simplified version of the event. Clearly it does not work, as it is not simplified enough for simpletons.

>If there was nothing before "the big bang",

The very idea of nothingness is completely meaningless in physics. The Big Bang did not 'create' everything. It merely reordered the existing energy of a singularity.

>not even atoms,
>implying that atoms are the most basic things that exists

Wew lad!

>>724931237
i know space is so large as
if you had the us deficit in 1$ bills and spaced them the "long" way, side-by-side.
from earth to prox cent. it would only be about 5x the distance to the sun...

>>724929822
Food of the Gods by Terence Mckenna

>>724931344
True, but if you compare any container to objects inside it, it will always be larger than them.

even if we could travel the speed of light it would take more than 2.5 million Years to travel out of our sunsystem

>>724931092
Simple double slit diffraction. Waves in phase make the light bands, waves not in phase make the dark bands

>>724930031
>that neutrinos

> the neutrino

>>724931693
http://www.space.com/18811-multiple-universes-5-theories.html
If there are infinite universes, ours would be infinitely small.

>>724929620
I remember it always having one thin ring from school. Saturn has the thick ones. Then either Neptune or Uranus with another thin one.

>>724931886
but because the only things we can compare the container to are the objects, we must call the container large.

>>724931959
>in phase
Antiphase been a while since I talked about it last

>>724930958
There's a theory that neutrinos actually do have a rest mass. A VERY small mass to be sure but if they only had a mass equal to 1/5000th that of an electron, the mass of these neutrinos would account for the unobservable matter in the universe (there's just that fucking many)

>>724931714
All the other species here that aren't human would tend to disagree with this Roddenberryesqe positivity; if they could.

>>724929262
but how would we know it appeared in the past?

>>724924301
It's infinite, what means that there is an op thats not a faggot

>>724932179
not true

>>724927828
The universe is infinite in timelines, not size. But for that matter it boils down to the universe is infinitely small and in contrast to alternate timelines and in using the word universe to describe it the universe is infinitely big because timelines just keep peeling of and multiplying into groups of three.

>>724926234
Bullshit, the closer you get to the sun, the stronger the gravity's effect on you

We are all a computer simulation anyways so it doesnt matter.

>>724931987
Not sure what this means

>>724924787
Its not a vacuum. A vacuum has nothing in it. Space is not empty.

>>724929780
How many of those planets are roughly 92 million miles from their sun's though? Those big numbers mean nothing really without more data.

Its more likely we're alone in the universe than not. Even though it's possible. Just think of all the precise things that need to be in place for it to start, let alone thrive for generations. And those generations needing to be completely undisturbed for trillions of years (meteors, reversal of poles, droughts, things, disease)

>>724932082
So a ring box is large because it contains a ring, if we are to compare the box to its contents. I don't disagree. I only think that such comparisons don't really say anything about the size of the container. A dwarf is massive compared to a ribosome in a cell in his fingernail, but he's still a dwarf.

>>724924301

Just reading some of the shit being written here


What the fuck are we gonna do if/when we discover gravitons, Tachyons...

>Some heads are gonna explode

>>724931686
Normie astrophysicist detected

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You idiots talk like anyone knows the true answers, Nigga these are all theories. Nobody knows how far away the sun really is, or the moon. Fuck we don't even know for sure what Earth really looks like, flat or ball. stop talking like what they say is FACT when really nobody knows. Now b4 any of you douchebags start talking shit just think about this. If were really spinning at 1000mph, and Earth rotates around the sun, and that's flyin threw space at 36,000mph then WTF haven't the stars changed in 4ever? why do you see the same stars in the sky every night?

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>>724932903

>>724932585
>A vacuum has nothing in it. Space is not empty.
Neither is my vacuum.
Check and mate.

we live on a giant ice planet and what we think is the earth is just the northernest top that's why all these dumb fucks think the world is flat its just way bigger

>>724932086
Hmm. That's interesting.

>>724930780
>We flew 24 females and 24 males from Venus to earth
was ok until here

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>>724932428

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>>724932964

the void is where we cant see and the dark knight keeps us from going past the boundry

>>724932677
But you see, this is where astrophysicists become dogmatic theists. There MUST be some sort of life out there, in some form, if not carbon or sulphur-based. These aliens may exist in the form of energy. Even Hawking takes a leap of faith for his theories.

>>724933238
Wrong.

>>724932903

Moving 450,000mph means shit when the closest star is > ( 4 * 5,878,499,810,000 ) miles away.

Space is big, you little shit.

Space has a terrible secret. We must protect you for the terrible secret of space

in college I learned that there are like 6 planes or something to define a satellite's orbit. Like, you'd think it's up there just randomly circling the earth but nope they've got a parameter for every possible aspect you could think of. Obviously I don't remember shit of it, but I still thought it was pretty cool.

>>724933238
>>724933342

Also, we don't have a permanent pole. It traverses a pattern in the night sky. Shit aimed at a different star 3000 years ago.

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We've never been to space. NASA has basically admitted this, the ISS is fake, nothing in our sky has been higher than 72miles up. check out those videos on youtube of the amateur rockets stopping at 72miles up and u tell me.

>>724925183
This is false. If we can bend and fold space we can go anywhere. All we need is the power tho. :(

>>724924301
> that keeps stealing our helium

>>724933680

I wish people like you would stop spamming bullshit and actually find something useful to do with your lives instead.

this is why our scale is off all those dino bones are from before we crashed in to the ice planet and our gravity was diffract we are a rock in a big watery ice bowl.

>>724933443
ok so in the past 4000 years the constellations never changed? not even moved a little? because niggas made star charts outta clay and they are 100% matches to whats up there now???

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>>724924551
Baited all these cucks, congrats anon

>>724933802
>actually find something useful to do with your lives
If they could do anything useful, they wouldn't be spamming bullshit.

>>724932386
True, this is why it takes more fuel. You have to slow your craft down to make a proper orbit.

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>>724933342
>>724933443
>>724933616
>>724933802

that is whats beyond Antarctica wall a big desolate ice planet with big robot bugs you guys will see soon

>>724933443
Ha. Little shit i see what you did there

>>724924301
if you cum in space would it get all of the aliens pregnant?

God probably did some magic

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>>724934290
kek

they are a hive mind robotic and massive like the size of building

Look all I'm saying is fuck what we were told, stop being lazy and do some research on your own. There's a guy on youtube whos offering 10grand to anyone who can prove him wrong, so if everything I just posted Is BS, and we live on a Ball Prove that fucker wrong. it's been almost 10 years and no one's done it.

>>724924301
Pushing will protect you from the Terrible Secret of Space

>>724933699
All we need to do is use the mass energy of n entire star and we can go anywhere! Too bad that isn't happening any time in the near or distant future. Let's keep it real, it's never happening.

black holes also shoot things out of the other side

>>724928759
You are also assigning a component of time which didn't necessarily exist.

>>724928900
It by definition cannot be seen. It's gravitational effects are how we know it is there. The problem with it is that we do not know what it is. Discarding the idea completely is more problematic than our lack of understanding about what it may be. The creationist, electric universe, and other dipshit cranks who have a problem with the idea that not all things are visible, that we use mathematics and computers to solve problems, and/or that we don't know everything like they claim to, have not, and cannot provide any alternative theory or model that makes sense of observed reality.

>>724925183
False. Eventually, in trillions and trillions of years, the Local Group will collide with the Great Attractor.

Bu until then you're basically right. Luckily, the Local Group has two galaxies of gargantuan size even when compared to most other galaxies.

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>>724924854
Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis The Wise?

>I thought not. It’s not a story the Jedi would tell you. It’s a Sith legend. Darth Plagueis was a Dark Lord of the Sith, so powerful and so wise he could use the Force to influence the midichlorians to create life… He had such a knowledge of the dark side, he could even keep the ones he cared about from dying.

>>724934290
Truthfully I think you might be right. That giant ice wall that surrounds us, yea I think it's holding out a shit ton of water. And it's been melting, ALOT and if it lets that water out in with us were gonna have alot of flooding. kinda like that map from our Navy showing what the USA is gonna look like soon. check it out 4 yourself don't just say 'Oh Your Wrong, Google Says So" lazy turds. Everyone who spends 10mins reaserching flat earth becomes a flat earther. Now IDK about flat earth but I do know A- never seen any curve, B- planes fly some crazy routes, C-Every pic I ever seen even up to 109,000 feet shows it's flat as far as the eye can see.

>>724932677
You're right - the odds of a planet having just the right conditions to produce life could be very VERY small.

All the numbers I threw out just show that there are like a billion trillion planets...

When you're dealing with that sample size - very rare shit happens all the time.

If the odds of a planet having life are 1 in a trillion? There's still a billion life forms out there.

Many could be simple microbes. Some could be complex but not advanced enough to produce radio waves, etc. so they'd be undetectable to us. And some could have become far more advanced than us (considering the late start life got on earth) and would have died out by now.

Now add to that that the universe is so vast that even if life is "everywhere" we may never stumble across another life form. Or we could have a space shit land on the White House lawn tomorrow.

Life may be damn near impossible (Though keep in mind we're composed of the most common elements in the universe not some rare exotic matter) but there' just so much opportunity in a universe the size of ours and life may come in such a variety of types...

>I stand by my prediction - There's probably niggers out there

>>724924551
Distance from Earth to moon: 238,900 miles.

Distance from Earth to sun: 92,955,000 miles

Light from the sun takes 8 minutes to reach Earth.

Distance from Mercury to the sun: 35,980,000 miles

>>724928775
I thought heat-death got debunked?

>>724933582
Dude wow I always assumed they just shoot random rockets at random directions to place sats in random orbits and hope they work right.
Thanks a lot man, this makes a lot of sense

>>724924551
This post is beautiful.

>>724935371
This.

>>724935291
its not flat its round just realy fucking big we are tiny advanced robots harvesting gold to power there machines gold is fuel

when ever we wake up they come and reset the clock

>>724924301
>Whats the most interesting thing you know about space?
The tighter, the better

>>724924301
If you d shrink the whole universe to earth seize...the earth would be as big a a neutron and light would take 7000 years to travel 1 meter

>>724924854
I never watched all the episodes of "Space 1999"

about every 50 thousand years

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>>724925183
Why don't we just fly the opposite way of its expansion ?

look at the mass extinction rate like clock work we are slaves

>>724929798
Earth is like th /b of the universe, full of autistic faggots

after they get the gold they destroy the planet and move on to the next one probably venous look at mars that was the last one they harvested

>>724935604
Then why did NASA fake every single pic of the Earth from space? Why aren't there any real pictures of the whole earth? watch this rocket hit something 72 miles up, and look back sown at the Earth, Does that look round to you? and I don't mean with a fisheye lens either. this vids 4 mins, all I'm asking Is take 4 mins and forget everything you were taught and give me your honest opinion.

https://youtu.be/iXNmj-JmrR8

>>724933285
> this is where astrophysicists become dogmatic theists. There MUST be some sort of life out there

I've never heard a serious scientist insist that there MUST be some life out there. Just that when all the known factors are taken into consideration:

Extraterrestrial life is quite probable

That's it.

And then on day 5 space said: welcome to the dark side

>>724936534
it looks flat because it is so big what if you were a ant in this narrative you would think the world was flat the flat earthers are a con to distract people