Any other misc brahs into astronomy? (pics) (mind=blown)

[Ironmanlet]

i like astronomy but do not know too much about it. here are some interesting pics and the link will blow your ****ing mind. Its just amazing how infinate the universe is....


http://webisto.com/space/



said pics, the pics were taken by a classmate.......
Jupiter

http://i50.tinypic.com/21ahhs.jpg

Jupiter and its moons

http://i47.tinypic.com/351b994.jpg

Saturn

http://i50.tinypic.com/347wbj4.jpg

Saturn and its moons VVVVVV

http://i46.tinypic.com/awxf93.jpg

Mars

http://i46.tinypic.com/2a68n5k.jpg

Venus

http://i49.tinypic.com/2ch0zeg.jpg

The next two are of the nebula right under orions belt, I forget the name (please no negs)

http://i50.tinypic.com/29d74fq.jpg

[Ironmanlet]

http://i45.tinypic.com/35i4n5t.jpg

thats all i got, if you guise have some lets see em :)

[ZombieEater]

This is the ONE thing that really does blow=mind...srs

[dboyle867]

prepare for mind blowage

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/0806/iracmb_gc_f1.jpg

thats a pic of our galaxy, its supposed to zoom in more but its not..lemme try and find another version of it

another:
http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/236085main_MilkyWay-full.jpg
this one zooms in ALOT

[Ironmanlet]

MOAR!!i!!

[Acesopro]

prepare for mind blowage

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/0806/iracmb_gc_f1.jpg

thats a pic of our galaxy, its supposed to zoom in more but its not..lemme try and find another version of it

another:
http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/236085main_MilkyWay-full.jpg
this one zooms in ALOT

Ooooooojhhhhhhhhhhhhhh goooooooooooodddddddddd

[CleverNickName]

This just happened recently, pretty mind-blowing..

http://i.space.com/images/080915-exoplanet-02.jpg

First image of a planet outside of our solar system


http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/first-alien-planet-photographed-confirmed-100629.html

[smith197]

wow, pretty amazing. Your classmate must have a pretty expensive set-up? I always thought to get colour images you had to pay a lot of money.

[Ironmanlet]

wow, pretty amazing. Your classmate must have a pretty expensive set-up? I always thought to get colour images you had to pay a lot of money.

mang, im pretty sure you can get a telescope like that for less than 4 hundo. It seems like it would be a cool hobby, i just do not have the time or coins :( so for now, I will just admire everyone elses work...

[endofdays89]

holy ****, repped OP.

[mobikwa]

http://www.*************/view?i=900_1271820240

HD time lapse video of the night sky. It blew my mind when I first saw it.

[Ironmanlet]

holy ****, repped OP.

thanks brah

[Infinit350]

In. Plan to major in physics, look into astronomy, stuff like that.
I want to discover things no one has ever seen/known before.

[patricksushi]

nice

[Sensual Lettuce]

yep.

[anonim0]

These are awesome! Thanks for sharing man!

[nitro_gif]

Pretty sick...

[Ironmanlet]

In. Plan to major in physics, look into astronomy, stuff like that.
I want to discover things no one has ever seen/known before.
my astronomy teacher told me its really not that hard, with a decent telescope, basic knowledge and a ****load of time

These are awesome! Thanks for sharing man!
yes sir, glad you like em

[quietstormx1]

it really makes you understand just how small we all really are.

[Ironmanlet]

it really makes you understand just how small we all really are.

and insignificant, if the earth, or even our entire solar system were destroyed, the universe would not be effected at all. Our galaxy would not even be effected!!


mind=blown

[DekuNut]

Someone post that pic that's like the one in the link op posted, but a lot longer

[FapZyzz]

my dick is bigger than all of this!!!

[wiseass]

only $400?! so where can one find such telescopes?

[Ironmanlet]

Someone post that pic that's like the one in the link op posted, but a lot longer




If this interest you at all you have to watch that video, it is amazing!!

17jymDn0W6U

[Ironmanlet]

only $400?! so where can one find such telescopes?

i would look on the interwebs for the best deal.....

[DekuNut]

If this interest you at all you have to watch that video, it is amazing!!

17jymDn0W6U

It's crazy how they finish with our solar system and still have 4 minutes left...

Edit: Was unaware vid didn't zoom out entire time

[wiseass]

in for a science section.

[Ironmanlet]

It's crazy how they finish with our solar system and still have 4 minutes left...

yeah, its ****ing awesome, as long as your not afraid of heights -_-

[Stawberry]

sick pics

[Bananafish228]

sorry im late butttt i have stuff to contribute and im a future astrophysicist


Station and Shuttle Transit the Sun
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1005/issatlantistransit_legault.jpg


Dark Filament of the Sun
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1005/SDO_filament_May2010_900.jpg


Rho Ophiuchi Wide Field
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1005/rhoregion_andreo.jpg

Thor's Helmet
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1006/n2359Thor_mazlin900.jpg

Teide Sky Trails
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1002/IRIDIUM_Teide_DLopez900.jpg

M1: The Crab Nebula from Hubble
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/0910/crabmosaic_hst.jpg

The Butterfly Nebula from Upgraded Hubble
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/0909/butterfly_hst.jpg

My fav and current desktop
The Elusive Jellyfish Nebula
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1005/ic443_franke900.jpg

[DekuNut]

yeah, its ****ing awesome, as long as your not afraid of heights -_-

slightly off-topic: This is also worth checking out. I've looked at it quite a few times...won't post pic because of it's massive length

http://www.ouramazingplanet.com/infographic-tallest-mountain-to-deepest-ocean-trench-0249/

[Diab0lic]

I love the deep field pictures.

They point a telescope at the emptiest blackest part of space and start zooming in and it just reveals millions of galaxies

mind = well blown

http://www.firstpr.com.au/astrophysics/hubble-deep-field/Hubble-Deep-Field-1024-wide.bmp

http://www.lsw.uni-heidelberg.de/users/jheidt/fdf/FDF_rgblres.jpg

[Ironmanlet]

slightly off-topic: This is also worth checking out. I've looked at it quite a few times...won't post pic because of it's massive length

http://www.ouramazingplanet.com/infographic-tallest-mountain-to-deepest-ocean-trench-0249/

thats pretty bad ass too, i had no idea birds could fly that high.....

mind= constantly blown

[Ironmanlet]

I love the deep field pictures.

They point a telescope at the emptiest blackest part of space and start zooming in and it just reveals millions of galaxies

mind = well blown

http://www.firstpr.com.au/astrophybble-deep-field/Hubble-Deep-Field-1024-wide.bmp

http://www.lsw.uni-heidelberg.de/users/jheidt/rgblres.jpg

yeah the deep hubble field is crazy

[Bananafish228]

oh and will rep on recharge

[Alex1912]

Does anyone else find it slightly depressing that in our lifetimes we will never know in detail what is is beyond our solar system?

[Bananafish228]

Does anyone else find it slightly depressing that in our lifetimes we will never know in detail what is is beyond our solar system?

depends on what you define as in detail

[Ironmanlet]

Does anyone else find it slightly depressing that in our lifetimes we will never know in detail what is is beyond our solar system?

simple astronomy classes will explain in great detail what is beyond our solor system=not depressed at all

[HansF]

Does anyone else find it slightly depressing that in our lifetimes we will never know in detail what is is beyond our solar system?

Uh we already know whats beyond our solar system. Other galaxies, and more space. I almost became an astronomy major, bu then one time an astronomer came to our class and made the career sound really depressing. Said all he does is look at graphs all day.

[drxmn]

Astronomy is my passion but was greatly tested this last semester by one of the worst teachers I have had. I took astro 101 and when we got to black holes, one of my favorite topics, he started failing at making it interesting. Instead of discussing theory behind singularity, like the laws of physics not applying any longer or things happening before their causes, he simply said "we dont know." Total cop out. Completely lost interest in the class.

Good thing NOVA is on TV.

[KingBoss]

thanks God, for those pretty, useless decorations in the sky. thank you (not srs)

brb being inconsequential as a human and we are pointless (srs) (no emo)

[Ironmanlet]

Astronomy is my passion but was greatly tested this last semester by one of the worst teachers I have had. I took astro 101 and when we got to black holes, one of my favorite topics, he started failing at making it interesting. Instead of discussing theory behind singularity, like the laws of physics not applying any longer or things happening before their causes, he simply said "we dont know." Total cop out. Completely lost interest in the class.

Good thing NOVA is on TV.

so a black hole is just a star which has collapsed so far in on itself, its escape velocity is faster than the speed of light correct? I understand a teaspoon size of said star would weigh like four tons

again, mind=blown

[lucious]

always reaffirms my belief we arent alone

[DARIU5]

Yes, I love Astronomy.

I'm Aquarius.




































Jk. I'm Pisces.












































Jk. I love Astronomy, dat der Telescope, dat der constellation (Orion's Belt please).

[HansF]

dark matter


mind=blown

[Original Poster]

Viewing billion year old images are always mind blowing

[Billthetank]

tbh the depth of the seas has me more interested than the solar systym, planets etc, due to the fact that the oceans are right on our doorstep and we still dont know what lies beneath it all.

[Ironmanlet]

tbh the depth of the seas has me more interested than the solar systym, planets etc, due to the fact that the oceans are right on our doorstep and we still dont know what lies beneath it all.

meh, matter of opinion -_-

[Bk1Jammin]

Viewing billion year old images are always mind blowing

^Exactly.. I love seeing this ****, it always makes me really think about how huge everything is compared to us.

[Bananafish228]

black holes are stars that have gained soo much mass that they have collapsed into an infinite amount of mass into a single point (which has no dimensions)

now there is an "event horizon" where even light cannot escape but it is very small.
s schwarschild radius is ~1.5x event horizon. outside of the schwardschild radius gravity is fairly normal (inside it is stronger than expected) so for ever 1solar mass a black hole has, that equates to ~3km added to schwardschild radius. so you would have to get darn close to a black hole for light to not be able to escape.

forget dark matter, heard of dark energy?

if you thought your mind was blown before, get ready for a re-explosion.mp4 (in 1080p)

[Bananafish228]

tbh the depth of the seas has me more interested than the solar systym, planets etc, due to the fact that the oceans are right on our doorstep and we still dont know what lies beneath it all.

this^^ is truth

quit sending man to space, send man to depth of the sea!

[Ironmanlet]

black holes are stars that have gained soo much mass that they have collapsed into an infinite amount of mass into a single point (which has no dimensions)

now there is an "event horizon" where even light cannot escape but it is very small.
s schwarschild radius is ~1.5x event horizon. outside of the schwardschild radius gravity is fairly normal (inside it is stronger than expected) so for ever 1solar mass a black hole has, that equates to ~3km added to schwardschild radius. so you would have to get darn close to a black hole for light to not be able to escape.

forget dark matter, heard of dark energy?

if you thought your mind was blown before, get ready for a re-explosion.mp4 (in 1080p)

if light can not escape the event horizon, it is impossible to see in or out of the event horizon right? and that is why the study of black holes is limited?

[SELCOUTH]

Id love to be able to travel the universe :(

[drxmn]

so a black hole is just a star which has collapsed so far in on itself, its escape velocity is faster than the speed of light correct? I understand a teaspoon size of said star would weigh like four tons

again, mind=blown

The mass of a BH is the same as the star it came from, just in a smaller size (more dense). If the Sun were to turn into a BH, our orbit would stay the same. But yeah the current theory is that the escape velocity of a BH is greater than the SOL and thus nothing we can observe can escape it.

Speaking of SOL and how "nothing can exceed it," the inflation era cant be explained without the SOL being broken. Something the size of a proton expanding to the size of the solar system in 10^-33 seconds IIRC.

Neutron stars are what will really boggle your mind. Talk about density.

But astronomy is just like any other science. Theory after theory, explaining only what we can see, being limited by our technology and even more so, our minds. And since as of yet we are at the mercy of the speed of light, our observations are relatively limited...and travel will have to account for radiation astronauts would have to face, fuel technology, etc. so real progress is kind of a bit away. Thats why I decided to not pursue astronomy as any kind of profession, because I love it but it would frustrate the hell out of me.

Check out gamma ray bursts if you want to see something interesting. If one was close in astronomical terms its game over LOL

[Ironmanlet]

Id love to be able to travel the universe :(

agreed

[drxmn]

if light can not escape the event horizon, it is impossible to see in or out of the event horizon right? and that is why the study of black holes is limited?

We "see" black holes through their lensing and radiation emission

[Billthetank]

meh, matter of opinion -_-

yes sir

just today i found out about a new discovery of an extinct whale whos fossil was found in the peru desert.....mind = blown


http://news.nationalgeographic.co.uk/news/2010/06/photogalleries/100630-leviathan-mellvillei-sperm-whale-fossils-science/#whale04-pisco-desert_22740_600x450.jpg

[drxmn]

Yes, I love Astronomy.

I'm Aquarius.






I know you were joking, but astrology is a false and useless study for the weak minded pseudoscientist. I always LOL at people who say they are such and such sign when they havent accounted for the natural progression of where the "signs" appear. Especially when they say **** like "oh I am a taurus so I am strong willed" when infact they are a cancer or whatever the real sign is by now.

[Ironmanlet]

yes sir

just today i found out about a new discovery of an extinct whale whos fossil was found in the peru desert.....mind = blown


http://news.nationalgeographic.co.uk/news/2010/06/photogalleries/100630-leviathan-mellvillei-sperm-whale-fossils-science/#whale04-pisco-desert_22740_600x450.jpg

i saw that on a discover chanel once, start another thread if you want, this here thrad concerns the wonders of what is beyond earth

[Bananafish228]

if light can not escape the event horizon, it is impossible to see in or out of the event horizon right? and that is why the study of black holes is limited?

exactly, so you might ask yourself how do they find black holes then? well i think youd be able to see out, right?

but anyways wanna know the steps to detection?
1one of the objects in a binary system is an unseen companion. this by itself would not lead us to believe that it was black hole since it could be a dim star or a star hidden by dust
2analysis of orbital properties of the binary system shows that the mass of the unseen companion is greater than 3 solar masses (size of smallest possible black hole)
3spectroscopic studies show that x-ray radiation is emitted from the binary and also that gas is flowing toward unseen object
4variability studies can put a limit on the size of the unseen object. if the size of the object is determined to be a few hundred kilometers in diameter. this would be the typical size expected for a stellar black hole.



u aware about galactic black holes brah?

[Billthetank]

i saw that on a discover chanel once, start another thread if you want, this here thrad concerns the wonders of what is beyond earth

just showing an example of another form of the unknown brah

but ok brah :)

[MasonSS]

OP, the universe is finite, not Infinite.




it does 'end' in a sense

[Bananafish228]

oh and for cool pics like the ones i posted (yes im letting out my secret)

check here daily, epic stuff

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/archivepix.html

[Bananafish228]

OP, the universe is finite, not Infinite.




it does 'end' in a sense

depends on your point of view. current theory feels that it is impossible to surpass the speed of light, the universe is constantly expanding (thanks to dark energy) and we can see 14.7 billion light years in every direction. so pick a direction and even if you could travel the speed of light, it would take you 14.7 billion years to reach the current "horizon" and by that time it would have expanded even further.

[MasonSS]

black holes are stars that have gained soo much mass that they have collapsed into an infinite amount of mass into a single point (which has no dimensions)

now there is an "event horizon" where even light cannot escape but it is very small.
s schwarschild radius is ~1.5x event horizon. outside of the schwardschild radius gravity is fairly normal (inside it is stronger than expected) so for ever 1solar mass a black hole has, that equates to ~3km added to schwardschild radius. so you would have to get darn close to a black hole for light to not be able to escape.

forget dark matter, heard of dark energy?

if you thought your mind was blown before, get ready for a re-explosion.mp4 (in 1080p)



Would love if somebody translated this into laymens terms for me. WTF is an event horizon and pretty much everything else listed here. will rep

[Bananafish228]

Would love if somebody translated this into laymens terms for me. WTF is an event horizon and pretty much everything else listed here. will rep

i can try again lol
but give me a minute, trying to study anthro and talk about astro is hard haha

[MasonSS]

exactly, so you might ask yourself how do they find black holes then? well i think youd be able to see out, right?

but anyways wanna know the steps to detection?
1one of the objects in a binary system is an unseen companion. this by itself would not lead us to believe that it was black hole since it could be a dim star or a star hidden by dust
2analysis of orbital properties of the binary system shows that the mass of the unseen companion is greater than 3 solar masses (size of smallest possible black hole)
3spectroscopic studies show that x-ray radiation is emitted from the binary and also that gas is flowing toward unseen object
4variability studies can put a limit on the size of the unseen object. if the size of the object is determined to be a few hundred kilometers in diameter. this would be the typical size expected for a stellar black hole.



u aware about galactic black holes brah?


age: 19


are you really 19 brah? strong, STRONG knowledge of space @ your age if you are. wtf.


depends on your point of view. current theory feels that it is impossible to surpass the speed of light, the universe is constantly expanding (thanks to dark energy) and we can see 14.7 billion light years in every direction. so pick a direction and even if you could travel the speed of light, it would take you 14.7 billion years to reach the current "horizon" and by that time it would have expanded even further.


True the universe is expanding according to the most accepted theory i was just saying its not infinite.

I still cant grasp whats outside of whats expanding.. care to explain? in laymens terms

[Ironmanlet]

Would love if somebody translated this into laymens terms for me. WTF is an event horizon and pretty much everything else listed here. will rep

its the field around a black hole which light can not escape. Because BH are so dense, their gravitational force will not even allow light to escape. As with any object with mass, the further away from the object you are, the weaker its effect of gravity. once the escape velocity is less than the speed of light, 180K miles per second, that is where the event horizon is. Because space and time is undifined here, if you were viewing an object fall into a black hole, it would litteraly appear to take forever at the event horizon...

mine=blown

[Infinit350]

Would love if somebody translated this into laymens terms for me. WTF is an event horizon and pretty much everything else listed here. will rep

A black hole is formed when a star (much bigger than our sun) has so much mass that it 'collapses' in on itself, this is due to gravity.
The newly formed black hole has a veeery intense gravitational pull around it, and it has something known as the event horizon surrounding it (this is where the gravitational pull is so extreme that not even light can escape. anything past this point will hit the singularity.)
The singularity is where all the mass is becoming infinitely dense and tiny.

Anything not within this event horizon will be affected by the black holes gravity as it would any other stellar object.

[Bk1Jammin]

EVERYONE in this thread needs to watch 'Morgan Freeman's Through The Wormhole' on the Science channel.

That show literally explains everything about black holes, history, distance, how the universe was possibly created etc etc etc. My mind was fukin blown 5 minutes into it.

Prepare for mindfuk...

One theory of the beginning of the universe, is that we're just 1 dimension of an unimaginable number of dimensions, and we're spaced less then 1/trillionth of the size of a atom apart from the other dimensions. The theory is that one of the other dimensions moving objects hit the end of that dimension, and smashed into ours which caused a chain reaction. CRAZY mind blow.

[Bananafish228]

and event horizon is a sphere that surrounds a black hole, if you go within this sphere the gravitational pull is so hard that not even light has enough energy to escape. i just went on to say that if the sun suddenly turned into a black hole (which is impossible) that the said event horizon would be <3km in diameter so we would have nothing to worry about... well except the loss of all solar light lol

a schwardschild radius is 1.5x bigger than the event horizon. inside the schwardshild radius (which is just named after a guy) gravity become stronger than it normally would be

now for dark matter, it is said to compose upwards of 95% or the universes mass. we cannot detect it except for when we look at orbiting patterns. if you know the time it takes to orbit an object and the distance, than you can determine the mass of all matter inside of said orbit. so when we look at the orbit of things on the outskirts of out solar system, we see that there is much much more mass out there than we can account for in stars and dust, therefore there is some form of matter we cannot detect.

sorry if i lose you here but dark energy is even more abstract. scientists have not been able to prove why the universe's expansion is still accelerating. in all models that have been made the expansion should have slowed down some by now. BUT it is still speeding up. the only explanation is a source of unknown energy ie. dark energy. if you were to sum up all energy in the universe, including mass because e=mc^2 lol, then dark energy must account for ~98% of all energy

to explain e=mc^2 energy = mass * speed of light^2

did i explode your mind.gif?

[bigsexxyy]

strong venus

[supern0va]

Sudden urge to play Mass Effect....

[Bananafish228]

age: 19


are you really 19 brah? strong, STRONG knowledge of space @ your age if you are. wtf.




True the universe is expanding according to the most accepted theory i was just saying its not infinite.

I still cant grasp whats outside of whats expanding.. care to explain? in laymens terms


yes 19, turned on june 24th. i just love this **** so much that ive learned a lot

yeah i had a hard time with it myself. lets see we can only see so far because what is beyond the cosmological horizon (14.7bil lyr) the light from whatever is out there has not had time to come back to us.

lets say there is just you and me in the universe ok? i teleport 1 light year from you. you would not be able to see me in that position until a year passed because thats how long it would take for the light from me to get to you. a light year is defined as the distance light will travel in one year.





EVERYONE in this thread needs to watch 'Morgan Freeman's Through The Wormhole' on the Science channel.

That show literally explains everything about black holes, history, distance, how the universe was possibly created etc etc etc. My mind was fukin blown 5 minutes into it.

Prepare for mindfuk...

One theory of the beginning of the universe, is that we're just 1 dimension of an unimaginable number of dimensions, and we're spaced less then 1/trillionth of the size of a atom apart from the other dimensions. The theory is that one of the other dimensions moving objects hit the end of that dimension, and smashed into ours which caused a chain reaction. CRAZY mind blow.

am aware of said video. it was for laymens lol didn't explain that much. if you wanna know more just ask me :D

[Ironmanlet]

strong venus

waxing gibbous?

[Bk1Jammin]

^^Well it explained enough for me to understand slightly hahaha. But yeah keep on posting i wanna see more ****. rep.

[drxmn]

age: 19


are you really 19 brah? strong, STRONG knowledge of space @ your age if you are. wtf.




go to UW, take 2 classes, bam.

[Bananafish228]

id freakin love to explain what i can for reps haha i just wouldnt know where to start.

how about you guys ask me questions? but i cant guarantee ill know the answer, but i will answer to the best of my knowledge but wont bs you.


gogogogo ?

[Ironmanlet]

id freakin love to explain what i can for reps haha i just wouldnt know where to start.

how about you guys ask me questions? but i cant guarantee ill know the answer, but i will answer to the best of my knowledge but wont bs you.


gogogogo ?

i just wanna see some more mind blowing pics and vijyas

[Bananafish228]

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1007/ISS023-E-58455sm.jpg

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1006/galacticeye_perrot.jpg

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1006/partialeclipse_riza.jpg

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/orion_hst.gif

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/fireworks_wiyn.gif

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/saturn_night.gif

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/jupimpact.gif

[Bananafish228]

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/grandcanal.gif

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/marslander.gif

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/tritongey1.gif

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/satring2.gif

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/satring1.gif

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/dumbbell_moo.gif

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1003/phobos1_marsexpress.jpg



you know, reps are appreciated ;)

[supern0va]

A supernova:

http://www.hereticalideas.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/keplers_supernova.jpg

[FeralBeast]

http://img37.imageshack.us/img37/3898/1243229738067.jpg

[Ironmanlet]

^^^^ most good

[Bananafish228]

you want supernovae and supernovae remnants?


http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/0909/e0102_composite900.jpg

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/0908/sn1006c_c800.jpg

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/0901/s147metsavainioNBMedium_c800.jpg

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/0807/sn1006c_c800.jpg

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/0803/VelaMosaicL_gendler800.jpg

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/0801/demL316_gemini.jpg

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/0903/tycho_chandra.jpg

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/0702/vela_skyfactory.jpg


coolface.jpg

[supern0va]

^^^ My nikka

[Ironmanlet]

^^^ My nikka

icwatudidthar


supernovas are so bright, they can be seen during the day time

[supern0va]

http://home.earthlink.net/~cyborgstan/images/DS-FX/Alderaan-Frame02.jpg

Alderaan right before it was destroyed.

[Ironmanlet]

http://home.earthlink.net/~cyborgstan/images/DS-FX/Alderaan-Frame02.jpg

my jizz right when i finish fapping



edit: FFFUUUUUUUUUU^^^^^^^^^^^^

[karinyoso]

what are some space/astronomy books you would recommend brahs?

[Bananafish228]

i used to watch a lot of discovery and science channel stuffs, sadly the only reading ive done has been in a text book

[Ironmanlet]

i used to watch a lot of discovery and science channel stuffs, sadly the only reading ive done has been in a text book

this, but where better to get information


Bananafish,

use keplers third law to determine the mass of Jupiter......DO IT NAO PHAGGOT!!

[Bananafish228]

this, but where better to get information


Bananafish,

use keplers third law to determine the mass of Jupiter......DO IT NAO PHAGGOT!!

done. how do i attatch an excell sheet to show my work?

[supern0va]

http://home.earthlink.net/~cyborgstan/images/DS-FX/Alderaan-Frame02.jpg

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[supern0va]

what are some space/astronomy books you would recommend brahs?

Carl Sagan... watch Cosmos if you are too lazy to read.. there are some on YouTube.

[Bananafish228]

ok i really did do the work to calculate it (srs)
but i didnt it last semester for one of my labs lol

but lets be reality, i have to be up in <4hrs and my bed is calling my name

will check back in the morning hopefully mod doesnt shut it down

[Bananafish228]

so im in the computer lab at school while im between classes and im tired as ffuuuu

anyways any new astronomy questions guise?

[Ironmanlet]

bamp

[Sensual Lettuce]

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srs..

[Ironmanlet]

Do you have any pictures of Uranus?









































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[magog704]

dude we need to build a space elevator followed by taurus stations at lagrangian points, by that time we should be advanced enough in nano technology to start teraforming mars and shortly thereafter send an arc to gliese and teraform that mother fukker.

we'll probably be able to live forever via human/computer interface before we ever terraform a planet. brb downloading my brain on a hard drive, sending to gliese 581, and being animated to populate the next "earth"

http://markofthestars.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/planet_gliese_581_c.jpg