Friday, July 13, 2018

Lightning in Space? Or Two Stars Engaged in Intimacy But No Bias..

Symbiotic R Aquarii 

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  1. Looks like winning to me! Only 750 light years away...lucky us :) Thanks...

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    1. Bunkerville - :-) The experts say 10 trillion galaxies. Imagine if we could see them all. Most of this stuff comes from just our own.

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  2. Imagine if we could see it all at once...all of it! Maybe that's heaven?!!! HA!

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    1. Z, That's a thought that come to my mind often. That we will be able to explore the universes(s) in the afterlife. Well, given Eternity is a long time, I would want to take my time exploring it all. I do believe we'd never see it all though even in eternity. There's just too much. Imagine admiring a rock in the Grand Canyon, then an entire galaxy, then all the rocks and other things in that galaxy. That must take some time :)

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    2. God gave Adam and Eve a garden to explore and maintain.
      Many of us believe that he'll give the faithful the universe to explore and maintain.
      Like watching your kids open their presents.

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    3. Ed, I've had that thought often.

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  3. I see a seagull supercharging its bowels and getting ready to visit me on my beach blanket. Does that make me a pessimist?

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    1. Mr Blade, I believe that makes you an orinthologist. A pessimistic one.

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    2. Ha! My 'beaker' is half empty.

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  4. It looks for all the world like a creature that's half-insect, half-salamader.

    Not a very comforting or reassuring image!

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    1. Franco, I'd say space is much more dangerous than it looks.

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  5. It looks like two infinity symbols bisecting. Infinity squared.

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