Star Cluster Ejected From Galaxy At 2,000,000 MPH

[Hawaiian Punch]

Tender hipsters like you would become women overnight if this star was headed for earth. .

Drag him down the street in a dog collar and torn up clothes.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Oddly enough it is. 2 million miles an hour is roughly 555 miles a second. A fraction of the speed of light. If that object was at the distance of the sun it would take 46 hours for it to reach us. Space is fukking huge.

nikkas dont even realize how fast light moves.

Thats whats fukking nuts.

The speed of light is 670,616,629 miles per hour

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Yes, i just made that point to these clowns that dont know shyt about outer space. Imagine looking up seeing a ball of death coming towards us realizing in 30 years its going to kill you no matter what. The world would be chaos.

What blows your mind is that the shyt you're seeing...AINT EVEN THERE.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

we won't be "lucky" every time. really does put things in perspective

Precisely why I'm an atheist.

Dudes REALLY don't understand whats at stake here.

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

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[Pool_Shark]

Goat thread

 

[Lord Beasley]

Precisely why I'm an atheist.

Dudes REALLY don't understand whats at stake here.

 

[Crakface]

What blows your mind is that the shyt you're seeing...AINT EVEN THERE.

Can you not type up cryptic sentences that cause me to have to ask you wtf you're talking about.

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

Can you not type up cryptic sentences that cause me to have to ask you wtf you're talking about.

what we are "seeing" happened a very long time ago...hence what we "see" is no longer existing the way we saw it.

this is because we can only see things once light comes to us from the event.
if me and you were in a room together neither of us would see each other as we actually are but rather as we were when light bounced off of us and then entered our eyes.

apply this to a cosmic scale...we don't see the sun as it was until 8 minutes later when the light from it reaches us.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Can you not type up cryptic sentences that cause me to have to ask you wtf you're talking about.

I'm saying that when we're looking at stars that are super far away, its because the stars and galaxies aren't where the light is coming from. We're literally looking into the past.

 

[CouldntBeMeTho]

What most people don't know, is that our solar system is traveling 515,000 mph through the Milky Way


But as far as stars actually hitting each other, that rarely happens. That's how large space is, even if this globular cluster was heading right towards us, it would just pass through the milky way like a ghost. It is possible that the orbits of the planets could be affected, ifs something big enough came by.

And Yes, you would be able to see it coming for a long time before it happened.

 

[Trajan]

Precisely why I'm an atheist.

Dudes REALLY don't understand whats at stake here.

Explain.

 

[RAX 010]

Time to Lay it down.....
On that funeral home on 125th street...
Last of the Mo Ricans...
I always knew I'd make a stop here....

--Carlito Brigante



It Bees like that sometimes Papi

--Benny Blanco from the Bronx

 

[TKOK]

I'd be more worried about random ass Gamma Ray Blast. AFAIK that'll kill you dead with a lot less warning

 

[Crakface]

what we are "seeing" happened a very long time ago...hence what we "see" is no longer existing the way we saw it.

this is because we can only see things once light comes to us from the event.
if me and you were in a room together neither of us would see each other as we actually are but rather as we were when light bounced off of us and then entered our eyes.

apply this to a cosmic scale...we don't see the sun as it was until 8 minutes later when the light from it reaches us.

I see but if a star is on its way to earth, you'll be seeing the future, at all times. The glimmer and flicker of light may be in the past but its still on its way.