I saw this awhile back and just stumbled across it again and thought I'd share it with all you jokers.
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I saw this awhile back and just stumbled across it again and thought I'd share it with all you jokers.
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yeah ive seen this. but still amazing to see again
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Awesome, puts it all in perspective!
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Thats amazing. All the bodies that I don't recognize are those planets we've discovered using out technology like the hubble and whatnot ?
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Yeah, but those other stars were taking performance enhancing substances. Our sun is all natural!
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LOL, niceOriginally Posted by vetteman08
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LMAO!!!
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lololol
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No, the stuff after the planets in our solar system are all stars actually. The only planets they put on their are the one in our solar system. It's just crazy to see how small and almost insignificant one human being is in comparison to the biggest things in the universe.
As far as size of planets in other parts of the universe though, I know that there are hundreds of them with many of them being the size of Jupiter and even bigger.
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vetteman08 that was good lol
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Wow that was amazing... Never seen that before
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The gravity fields surrounding those larger stars must be just incredible!
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Uranus is huge!
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Thats a big anus
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The width of some of those super stars is incredible, some of them must be thousands of light years in diameter.
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So here is a question that I have always wondered. Does space just go on forever? Is it infinite and thus so are the number of stars and planets out there or does it just become empty after a certain point? The thought of something that vast beyond Earth is mind blowing to me.
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The universe is actually still expanding from the "Big bang" - scientists are measuring distances between stars and galaxies and they're finding that they are moving apart. Given this information..... I would think the universe is finite and has an end someplace.
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I had a feeling you would be the one to answer this Haz. So by an end, what do you mean? It just becomes empty or some sort of void?
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Ok so the universe is like a giant fish bowl so big its beyond comprehension. I guess I could buy into that.. I mean if you look at planet earth if the rest of the universe is somewhat like this then it has to be finite.
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I've always been of the belief that almost everything is finite, something always has a beginning but the universe is different and is literally infinite. Here is why. Size defeats the human mind. People ask "what is beyond our solar system" and someone says some more stars. Someone then says what is beyond the stars, the galaxy. Beyond that, other galaxies. Beyond that, no one knows. But size can work both ways. People used to think atoms were the smallest known thing in the Universe, but that's changed now with discovery of Quarks and Tachyons, which is basically the "material" that atoms are made of. But then, what are Quarks made of? Then what is the stuff that Quarks are made of, made of? And so on. And that, is infinite..
EDIT: The Universe itself might be finite as it is expanding, but I think the space it is expanding into is infinite.
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From what I remember, have read/heard they figure at some point it may stop expanding and then begin to collapse and then start all over again eventually. Speculation is this is what has happened before and will again.
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our universe is just another galaxy in another universe which is just a galaxy in another universe, which is just another galaxy in another universe which is one of an infinite number of realities all occuring at once....
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I can buy that one.
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It's like trying to figure out the fastest speed to travel .
I thought it was speed of light , but the dark was there first .
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posted before, this one is much further in detail..good post
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added note, i dont think we as humans can understand these sizes.
"3 stars and a sun"
where is jbm's planet?
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Neat. Bring on the new life forms.
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Heres an interesting fact by Steven Hawkins. (Somehow he proved this mathamatically)
That at the moment before the big bang all matter in the entire universe (yes all matter, including all those huge stars at the top of this thread) was compressed to the size of a marble (the kind you used to play with when you were a kid).
So everything we can think of that exists in space was compressed into something that would have fit in the palm of your hand.
Im not sure how this would be possible but he has proven it in his Big Bang theory.
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