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wackyteen 04/29/20 1:09:19 AM #1:	Are they? Yes No, humans are No, something else is Are they? - Results (28 votes) Yes 35.71% (10 votes) 10 No, humans are 10.71% (3 votes) 3 No, something else is 53.57% (15 votes) 15 Black holes. --- The name is wackyteen* for a reason. Never doubt. *No longer teen <cite>wackyteen posted [p:938284432] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote> Are they? Yes No, humans are No, something else is Vote View Results Are they? - Results (28 votes) Yes 35.71% (10 votes) 10 No, humans are 10.71% (3 votes) 3 No, something else is 53.57% (15 votes) 15 Show Voting Form Black holes. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
solosnake 04/29/20 1:10:12 AM #2:	GRBs are imo --- "We would have no NBA possibly if they got rid of all the flopping." ~ Dwyane Wade https://imgur.com/MYYEIx5 https://imgur.com/WGE12ef <cite>solosnake posted [p:938284462] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>GRBs are imo </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MT_TRAEH 04/29/20 1:10:18 AM #3:	why black holes are always trouble? those damn white holes are to blame! --- Life is just a journey from the maternity ward to the crematorium. Happiness or sadness, victory or defeat, pleasure or pain, it will pass. <cite>MT_TRAEH posted [p:938284468] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>why black holes are always trouble? those damn white holes are to blame! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wackyteen 04/29/20 1:10:54 AM #4:	solosnake posted... GRBs are imo Gamma Ray Bursts? --- The name is wackyteen* for a reason. Never doubt. *No longer teen <cite>wackyteen posted [p:938284481] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>solosnake posted... </cite> <quote>GRBs are imo</quote>Gamma Ray Bursts? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
solosnake 04/29/20 1:11:27 AM #5:	wackyteen posted... Gamma Ray Bursts? yeah, that shit is scary imo --- "We would have no NBA possibly if they got rid of all the flopping." ~ Dwyane Wade https://imgur.com/MYYEIx5 https://imgur.com/WGE12ef <cite>solosnake posted [p:938284502] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>wackyteen posted... </cite> <quote>Gamma Ray Bursts?</quote>yeah, that shit is scary imo </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
boxington 04/29/20 1:11:49 AM #6:	in the end, won't there only be black holes in the universe...until finally, they're gone, too --- b-bb-box <cite>boxington posted [p:938284512] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>in the end, won't there only be black holes in the universe...until finally, they're gone, too </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
solosnake 04/29/20 1:12:48 AM #7:	But honestly something that we dont even know about yet is probably the scariest --- "We would have no NBA possibly if they got rid of all the flopping." ~ Dwyane Wade https://imgur.com/MYYEIx5 https://imgur.com/WGE12ef <cite>solosnake posted [p:938284549] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>But honestly something that we dont even know about yet is probably the scariest </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheMikh 04/29/20 1:13:38 AM #8:	whatever is causing the universe to expand --- https://imgur.com/A0TAfek <cite>TheMikh posted [p:938284575] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>whatever is causing the universe to expand </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ApherosyLove 04/29/20 1:14:07 AM #9:	Gamma Ray Bursts. --- I, Apherosy, Goddess of Love. <cite>ApherosyLove posted [p:938284588] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Gamma Ray Bursts. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KamenRiderBlade 04/29/20 1:16:32 AM #10:	Being caught in the blast zone of a SuperNova. --- Are you a MexiCAN or a MexiCAN'T - Johnny Depp '*Once Upon A Time in Mexico*' <cite>KamenRiderBlade posted [p:938284673] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Being caught in the blast zone of a SuperNova. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Stallion_Prime 04/29/20 1:19:40 AM #11:	KamenRiderBlade posted... Being caught in the blast zone of a SuperNova. Did that yesterday. Not too bad --- -Hunter1534 http://abload.de/img/powercdkcb.gif <cite>Stallion_Prime posted [p:938284778] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>KamenRiderBlade posted... </cite> <quote>Being caught in the blast zone of a SuperNova.</quote> Did that yesterday. Not too bad </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
modena 04/29/20 1:21:59 AM #12:	Stallion_Prime posted... Did that yesterday. Not too bad Dude stop hanging outside my bathroom window... --- I'm surrounded <cite>modena posted [p:938284852] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Stallion_Prime posted... </cite> <quote>Did that yesterday. Not too bad</quote>Dude stop hanging outside my bathroom window... </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheMikh 04/29/20 1:22:47 AM #13:	modena posted... i lol'd --- https://imgur.com/A0TAfek <cite>TheMikh posted [p:938284874] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>modena posted... </cite> i lol'd </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
solosnake 04/29/20 1:25:26 AM #14:	A WolfRayet star in WR 104, about 8,000 light-years (2,500 pc) away, is considered a nearby GRB candidate that could have destructive effects on terrestrial life. It is expected to explode in a core-collapse-supernova at some point within the next 500,000 years and it is possible that this explosion will create a GRB. If that happens, there is a small chance that Earth will be in the path of its gamma ray jet. --- "We would have no NBA possibly if they got rid of all the flopping." ~ Dwyane Wade https://imgur.com/MYYEIx5 https://imgur.com/WGE12ef <cite>solosnake posted [p:938284954] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>A WolfRayet star in WR 104, about 8,000 light-years (2,500 pc) away, is considered a nearby GRB candidate that could have destructive effects on terrestrial life. It is expected to explode in a core-collapse-supernova at some point within the next 500,000 years and it is possible that this explosion will create a GRB. If that happens, there is a small chance that Earth will be in the path of its gamma ray jet. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
No Tolerance 04/29/20 1:27:04 AM #15:	https://youtu.be/uD4izuDMUQA Entropy and the heat death of the universe. <cite>No Tolerance posted [p:938285018] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>https://youtu.be/uD4izuDMUQA Entropy and the heat death of the universe. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KamenRiderBlade 04/29/20 2:05:38 AM #16:	modena posted... Dude stop hanging outside my bathroom window... What did you eat to have that narly SuperNova sized turd? --- Are you a MexiCAN or a MexiCAN'T - Johnny Depp '*Once Upon A Time in Mexico*' <cite>KamenRiderBlade posted [p:938286292] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>modena posted... </cite> <quote>Dude stop hanging outside my bathroom window...</quote>What did you eat to have that narly SuperNova sized turd? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
modena 04/29/20 4:37:51 AM #17:	KamenRiderBlade posted... What did you eat to have that narly SuperNova sized turd? Gut truck tacos brother,and it was worth it. --- I'm surrounded <cite>modena posted [p:938290450] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>KamenRiderBlade posted... </cite> <quote>What did you eat to have that narly SuperNova sized turd?</quote>Gut truck tacos brother,and it was worth it. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DocDelicious 04/29/20 5:51:41 AM #18:	Literally everything in space is the scariest thing in space. --- o7 Let strength be granted so the world might be mended. <cite>DocDelicious posted [p:938291848] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Literally everything in space is the scariest thing in space. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
gunplagirl 04/29/20 5:53:29 AM #19:	American capitalism, in space --- tfw no big tiddy goth vampire gf who lactates blood - viewmaster_pi <cite>gunplagirl posted [p:938291880] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>American capitalism, in space </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kami_no_Kami 04/29/20 6:31:56 AM #20:	No. Snakes are. <cite>Kami_no_Kami posted [p:938292580] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>No. Snakes are. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sphyx 04/29/20 10:30:13 PM #21:	DocDelicious posted... Literally everything in space is the scariest thing in space. In a way, this. Much if it is beyond our ability to fully comprehend, let alone deal with. And almost all of it can do terrible things to us. --- You're so vain, You probably think this sig is about you. <cite>Sphyx posted [p:938340218] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>DocDelicious posted... </cite> <quote>Literally everything in space is the scariest thing in space.</quote>In a way, this. Much if it is beyond our ability to fully comprehend, let alone deal with. And almost all of it can do terrible things to us. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
malenz 04/29/20 10:34:19 PM #22:	I have a fear of space. Like just playing some space sim game/program makes me uncomfortable for some reason. Still really enjoy Star Fox though. --- Then by that logic, real men are pixies. <cite>malenz posted [p:938340400] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>I have a fear of space. Like just playing some space sim game/program makes me uncomfortable for some reason. Still really enjoy Star Fox though. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cobra1010 04/29/20 10:45:24 PM #23:	Blackholes is like death. You won't know what's on the other side until you go through. --- Now is the hour! Riders of Rohan! Oaths you have taken, now fulfill them all, to lord and land! <cite>Cobra1010 posted [p:938340928] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Blackholes is like death. You won't know what's on the other side until you go through. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Hambo the Hog 04/29/20 10:47:45 PM #24:	Kami_no_Kami posted... No. Snakes are. This. And there are probably other snakelike lifeforms out there somewhere. --- I'm sorry, but 10,000 of ANYTHING on a PS2 would absolutely destroy your framerate. It'd be like playing chess through the mail. ~johnboy1 <cite>Hambo the Hog posted [p:938341044] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Kami_no_Kami posted... </cite> <quote>No. Snakes are.</quote>This. And there are probably other snakelike lifeforms out there somewhere. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Guerrilla Soldier 04/29/20 10:49:04 PM #25:	space whales --- Disclaimer: There's a good chance the above post could be sarcasm. Die-hard Oakland A's fan --- Keep the A's in Oakland! <cite>Guerrilla Soldier posted [p:938341111] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>space whales </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Fossil 04/29/20 10:51:33 PM #26:	boxington posted... in the end, won't there only be black holes in the universe...until finally, they're gone, too That's the theory so far. <cite>Fossil posted [p:938341231] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>boxington posted... </cite> <quote>in the end, won't there only be black holes in the universe...until finally, they're gone, too</quote>That's the theory so far. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
K181 04/29/20 10:54:53 PM #27:	Black holes are like cosmic pits of instant death.... that are pretty easy to detect and avoid for any spacefaring civilization, so if you fall into one you really have no one but yourself to blame. --- Irregardless, for all intensive purposes, I could care less. <cite>K181 posted [p:938341433] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Black holes are like cosmic pits of instant death.... that are pretty easy to detect and avoid for any spacefaring civilization, so if you fall into one you really have no one but yourself to blame. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
jumi 04/29/20 10:57:31 PM #28:	gunplagirl posted... American capitalism, in space I've read sci-fi where corporations take over Mars or the moon, and when people go to live there, the trip costs so much the corporations basically own the workers. --- XBL Gamertag: Rob Thorsman Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/robertvsilvers <cite>jumi posted [p:938341578] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>gunplagirl posted... </cite> <quote>American capitalism, in space</quote> I've read sci-fi where corporations take over Mars or the moon, and when people go to live there, the trip costs so much the corporations basically own the workers. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wackyteen 04/30/20 12:02:46 AM #29:	Cobra1010 posted... Blackholes is like death. You won't know what's on the other side until you go through. You'll spaghettifi long before you ever find out what is on the other side And the intense gravity will prevent any sort of signal from transmitting information out of it. --- The name is wackyteen* for a reason. Never doubt. *No longer teen <cite>wackyteen posted [p:938344753] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Cobra1010 posted... </cite> <quote>Blackholes is like death. You won't know what's on the other side until you go through.</quote>You'll spaghettifi long before you ever find out what is on the other side And the intense gravity will prevent any sort of signal from transmitting information out of it. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Vicious_Dios 04/30/20 12:06:29 AM #30:	TheMikh posted... whatever is causing the universe to expand God's just stretching a black, glittery rubber band. --- S / K / Y / N / E Twitch/YouTube/GT: *Adzeta* <cite>Vicious_Dios posted [p:938344936] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>TheMikh posted... </cite> <quote>whatever is causing the universe to expand</quote> God's just stretching a black, glittery rubber band. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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InfinityMonster 04/30/20 12:11:49 AM #32:	The scarier aspect of a black hole is that as you fall further and further into it, the entire universe dies outside the effects of the black hole. If we were to observe someone falling, they would fall forever. Or at least till the Heat Death. --- "It lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge" <cite>InfinityMonster posted [p:938345203] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>The scarier aspect of a black hole is that as you fall further and further into it, the entire universe dies outside the effects of the black hole. If we were to observe someone falling, they would fall forever. Or at least till the Heat Death. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lost_All_Senses 04/30/20 12:14:32 AM #33:	Are there humans in space right now? Do they know about Coronovirus? --- Name checks out "Stupidity is a spectrum, and we're all on it" - OfDustandBone <cite>Lost_All_Senses posted [p:938345336] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Are there humans in space right now? Do they know about Coronovirus? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FL81 04/30/20 12:16:46 AM #34:	No, there's gamma ray bursts and the endless amounts of space debris/asteroids that could one day come crashing down onto Earth. --- Placeholder signature until ImgTC comes back online <cite>FL81 posted [p:938345434] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>No, there's gamma ray bursts and the endless amounts of space debris/asteroids that could one day come crashing down onto Earth. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rahasperj 04/30/20 12:23:11 AM #35:	What is a gamma Ray burst? --- The best advice my dad ever gave me was, "Life's full of idiots, don't be one." <cite>rahasperj posted [p:938345706] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>What is a gamma Ray burst? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
malenz 04/30/20 12:23:35 AM #36:	Lost_All_Senses posted... Are there humans in space right now? Do they know about Coronovirus? Is there anybody out there?! --- Then by that logic, real men are pixies. <cite>malenz posted [p:938345728] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Lost_All_Senses posted... </cite> <quote>Are there humans in space right now? Do they know about Coronovirus?</quote>Is there anybody out there?! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
vigorm0rtis 04/30/20 12:23:53 AM #37:	Don't really know. I don't know everything in space. --- "Can't wait to count out your coin!" -- Bethesda, 2018 <cite>vigorm0rtis posted [p:938345740] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Don't really know. I don't know everything in space. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sariana21 04/30/20 12:35:20 AM #38:	Lost_All_Senses posted... Are there humans in space right now? Do they know about Coronovirus? Three people returned from the International Space Station just last week. Special precautions were taken by the ground crew so as not to inadvertently expose the astronaut and cosmonauts to the virus. Can you imagine following the news from the ISS and than having to return to that mess? --- ___ Sari, Mom to DS (07/04) and DD (01/08); Pronouns: she/her/hers <cite>Sariana21 posted [p:938346234] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Lost_All_Senses posted... </cite> <quote>Are there humans in space right now? Do they know about Coronovirus?</quote>Three people returned from the International Space Station just last week. Special precautions were taken by the ground crew so as not to inadvertently expose the astronaut and cosmonauts to the virus. Can you imagine following the news from the ISS and than having to return to that mess? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lost_All_Senses 04/30/20 1:08:29 AM #39:	Sariana21 posted... Three people returned from the International Space Station just last week. Special precautions were taken by the ground crew so as not to inadvertently expose the astronaut and cosmonauts to the virus. Can you imagine following the news from the ISS and than having to return to that mess? Crazy. You'd think going to space would prepare someone for anything tho. Not like, catching it or their family members. But just jumping into the unknown and what not. Living a risky tense life. --- Name checks out "Stupidity is a spectrum, and we're all on it" - OfDustandBone <cite>Lost_All_Senses posted [p:938347665] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Sariana21 posted... </cite> <quote>Three people returned from the International Space Station just last week. Special precautions were taken by the ground crew so as not to inadvertently expose the astronaut and cosmonauts to the virus. Can you imagine following the news from the ISS and than having to return to that mess?</quote> Crazy. You'd think going to space would prepare someone for anything tho. Not like, catching it or their family members. But just jumping into the unknown and what not. Living a risky tense life. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sariana21 04/30/20 1:54:08 AM #40:	Sariana21 posted... Three people returned from the International Space Station just last week. Special precautions were taken by the ground crew so as not to inadvertently expose the astronaut and cosmonauts to the virus. Can you imagine following the news from the ISS and than having to return to that mess? Dammit, I have a spelling error and can't edit it now. "Then" not "than." --- ___ Sari, Mom to DS (07/04) and DD (01/08); Pronouns: she/her/hers <cite>Sariana21 posted [p:938349328] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Sariana21 posted... </cite> <quote>Three people returned from the International Space Station just last week. Special precautions were taken by the ground crew so as not to inadvertently expose the astronaut and cosmonauts to the virus. Can you imagine following the news from the ISS and than having to return to that mess?</quote>Dammit, I have a spelling error and can't edit it now. "Then" not "than." </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Foppe 04/30/20 2:05:57 AM #41:	rahasperj posted... What is a gamma Ray burst? They are extremely energetic explosions that releases as much energy in a few seconds as the Sun will in its entire 10-billion-year lifetime. If a GRB were to occur within the Milky Way and its emission were beamed straight towards Earth, the effects could be harmful and potentially devastating for the ecosystems. --- GameFAQs isn't going to be merged in with GameSpot or any other site. We're not going to strip out the soul of the site. -CJayC <cite>Foppe posted [p:938349677] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>rahasperj posted... </cite> <quote>What is a gamma Ray burst?</quote>They are extremely energetic explosions that releases as much energy in a few seconds as the Sun will in its entire 10-billion-year lifetime. If a GRB were to occur within the Milky Way and its emission were beamed straight towards Earth, the effects could be harmful and potentially devastating for the ecosystems. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
008Zulu 04/30/20 2:07:52 AM #42:	solosnake posted... A WolfRayet star in WR 104, about 8,000 light-years (2,500 pc) away, is considered a nearby GRB candidate that could have destructive effects on terrestrial life. It is expected to explode in a core-collapse-supernova at some point within the next 500,000 years and it is possible that this explosion will create a GRB. If that happens, there is a small chance that Earth will be in the path of its gamma ray jet. So in 510,000 years, Earth may be screwed? --- Some people say I'm not patient. To them I say "Fine. I'll give you a 10 second head start then." <cite>008Zulu posted [p:938349743] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>solosnake posted... </cite> <quote>A WolfRayet star in WR 104, about 8,000 light-years (2,500 pc) away, is considered a nearby GRB candidate that could have destructive effects on terrestrial life. It is expected to explode in a core-collapse-supernova at some point within the next 500,000 years and it is possible that this explosion will create a GRB. If that happens, there is a small chance that Earth will be in the path of its gamma ray jet.</quote>So in 510,000 years, Earth may be screwed? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KillerKhan420 04/30/20 2:15:54 AM #43:	Knowledge of things deeper in space, out of our milky way, are guesses at best. There's probably way worse things out there that are beyond comprehension. Just thinking of another planet out there far far away, probably with different life forms, the ways genetic mutation has worked for this planet, the possibilities are almost endless. --- "I know how the business works because I'm a wrestling fan"-hulkhogan1 <cite>KillerKhan420 posted [p:938350015] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Knowledge of things deeper in space, out of our milky way, are guesses at best. There's probably way worse things out there that are beyond comprehension. Just thinking of another planet out there far far away, probably with different life forms, the ways genetic mutation has worked for this planet, the possibilities are almost endless. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The_Creep_2020 04/30/20 2:19:30 AM #44:	Personally, I hope one day humanity discovers a Boltzmann Brain --- Ring the bells that still can ring. <cite>The_Creep_2020 posted [p:938350103] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>Personally, I hope one day humanity discovers a Boltzmann Brain </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
InfinityMonster 04/30/20 2:25:15 AM #45:	KillerKhan420 posted... Knowledge of things deeper in space, out of our milky way, are guesses at best. There's probably way worse things out there that are beyond comprehension. Just thinking of another planet out there far far away, probably with different life forms, the ways genetic mutation has worked for this planet, the possibilities are almost endless. One of my favorite fun facts: The Milky Way alone has an estimated 11 billion Earth like planets. I wouldn't be surprised that basic life is all around the galaxy. And this galaxy only has 200-400 billion stars. Our sister galaxy, Andromeda, has about a trillion. Space is not scary. It's one of the most awe inspiring things out there. "Matter flows from place to place, and momentarily comes together to be you. Some people find that thought disturbing; I find the reality thrilling." - Richard Dawkins --- "It lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge" <cite>InfinityMonster posted [p:938350254] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>KillerKhan420 posted... </cite> <quote>Knowledge of things deeper in space, out of our milky way, are guesses at best. There's probably way worse things out there that are beyond comprehension. Just thinking of another planet out there far far away, probably with different life forms, the ways genetic mutation has worked for this planet, the possibilities are almost endless.</quote>One of my favorite fun facts: The Milky Way alone has an estimated 11 billion Earth like planets. I wouldn't be surprised that basic life is all around the galaxy. And this galaxy only has 200-400 billion stars. Our sister galaxy, Andromeda, has about a trillion. Space is not scary. It's one of the most awe inspiring things out there. "Matter flows from place to place, and momentarily comes together to be you. Some people find that thought disturbing; I find the reality thrilling." - Richard Dawkins </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
iPhone_7 04/30/20 2:27:45 AM #46:	What I fear is death, not existing & experiencing anymore. Because itll be that forever. --- Sig User Logic https://imgur.com/lA5fm7w <cite>iPhone_7 posted [p:938350327] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>What I fear is death, not existing & experiencing anymore. Because itll be that forever. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BB mofo 04/30/20 3:33:50 AM #47:	They are not anymore scary than any other celestial object. They don't suck things in to them like you see in movies. You have to be on a direct trajectory toward them to go in or else the momentum from their rotation would just fling you away at near light speeds. Hence those jets you see coming from the cores of active galaxies. Yeah, there have been some near light speed travel proposals of a ship stealing momentum from a rotating black hole by flying through its ergosphere and using the gravity to slingshot a ship. We've actually done something similar by using the sun's gravity to slingshot the Voyager space probes to speeds a normal launch would be incapable of. --- "But who prays for Satan? Who, in eighteen centuries, has had the common humanity to pray for the one sinner that needed it most?" -Mark Twain <cite>BB mofo posted [p:938352078] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>They are not anymore scary than any other celestial object. They don't suck things in to them like you see in movies. You have to be on a direct trajectory toward them to go in or else the momentum from their rotation would just fling you away at near light speeds. Hence those jets you see coming from the cores of active galaxies. Yeah, there have been some near light speed travel proposals of a ship stealing momentum from a rotating black hole by flying through its ergosphere and using the gravity to slingshot a ship. We've actually done something similar by using the sun's gravity to slingshot the Voyager space probes to speeds a normal launch would be incapable of. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shadow20201 04/30/20 3:42:31 AM #48:	The scariest thing about space is how vast and empty it is. --- czzzzzzzzzz[]:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::/ 'Sir we are surrounded!' 'Excellent, then we can attack in any direction.' <cite>Shadow20201 posted [p:938352312] in Are black ... [t:78637937]...</cite> <quote>The scariest thing about space is how vast and empty it is. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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