NorthAyrshireKillie
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Will do, cheersBest answer? Listen to the show, it covers it in quite a bit of detail.
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Is there any basis for the multiverse theory? Or is that just Family guy
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Haha aye, I meant our planet.Our planet?
Not a chance. We live in a relatively quiet corner of the galaxy. I think the closest one to us is about 1,600 light years away in the Sagittarius arm of the Milky Way.
Even the supermassive black hole at the middle of our galaxy is about 30,000 light years away.
Are new ones always forming throughout the universe? And could one not form in our galaxy?
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Is there any realistic chance one could destroy the planet ?Certainly my good man.
Well, despite the name, they're not black, they're practically invisible. The gravitational pull generated by a black hole is so immense that nothing can escape it, not even light. And light's the fucking fastest thing in the Universe. We only know they're there because of the way they interact with matter around them.
A black hole is esentially the corpse of a star, which needs to be somewhere in the region of 20 times the mass of our sun. When the star is "alive", gravity pushes in and pressure pushes out, keeping a steady balance for the star to keep shining. When the star reaches the end of it's life, gravity slowly begins collapsing the material at the core of the star until it collapses beneath its own weight. The core now becomes a black hole. In the middle of what is left of the core, is a single point with zero volume and infinite density.
Black holes consume EVERYTHING in their path. It's thought that there are supermassive black holes at the centre of every galaxy, including ours, which can be many millions of solar masses in size.
Each black hole has an event horizon, a boundary where light and matter will, after crossing it, only continue inwards. After this point, nothing escapes.
HTH.
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Hopefully, that bitch has it coming. Haha
I think that's just because its his birthday. He certainly has become a cold son of a bitch.
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Aye, I think it was the guy that started it or something. It was filmed at HampdenProbably our Dear Leader, Div. Think they were on Off the Ball together once..
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Just seen a YouTube vid with Christopher brookmyre and someone off P&B. who is the guy ?
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Yeah he's definetly on the run, you see him purchasing the AR--15 and he gives a fake story to the waitress. I really don't know what's going to happenJudging by the start of series 5 in the cafe im guessing Walt is being chaes by Hank
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It sure does!!. I can't see a happy ending for Walt, he's done too much despicable shit.
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I think he'll play it cool to begin with. I had unbelievable seethe when I originally watched the finale, that's gave way to giddy excitement ????Tried to edit my previous post on my phone and ended up deleting. Sigh. I was going to say, when you can pay for Netflix for 6 quid a month it seems silly spending like 20 quid on ONE boxset...and yeah, part 2 will be epic TV. I wonder what Hank is going to do.
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Yeah I can't wait for part2. I watched the episode 'face off' last night for like the 5th time
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Better call Saul!!
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For me,the idea of a universe with a god is boring. I'd like to see the almighty explain quantum physics and Quark stars...
THE DEVIL!!....Would be the answer I imagine
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Nothing more than books, tv programmes and the like, which i've hungrily absorbed for years and years. I'm in no way qualified, which has shown on occason, but it's fascinated me for years. The enormity and power of it leave me in awe.
Cheers for the nice words, mate..
Yeah I know what you mean. I always laugh when religious people say the idea of a universe without a god as "boring". The universe is amazing and mysterious enough without needing an all powerful deity
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The enormity and power of it leave me in awe.
That's what she said
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I watched 21 Jump Street the other night. I actually enjoyed it
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Have you studied this stuff Confidemus? Or are you just interested in the universe. Either way excellent reading mate!
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It would take tens, if not hundreds of years to terraform the moon. Firstly you'd need to pump millions of tons of co2 and water out there, then there's the problem of the plants needing day and night cycles, which they wouldn't get on the moon. Also, the moons gravitational field isn't strong enough to hold onto any gases or liquids we pump there.
These are basic things you would have to encounter first of all as well as many, many others...
Not according to Newt Gingrich
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Legalisation. To pursue weed the way they do is madness...So do you support it or not?
What is your proposal, exactly?
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It benefits no one. Politicians still pursue it though for numerous reasons which in comparison are pettySo who does the war on drugs benefit?
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Will somebody please think of the children!!
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alot of the public would go mental if it was legalised .
Is that not allready the case?
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Yes it shouldn't be. But it isBut it shouldn't be though because the arguements in favour seem overwhelming.
Why?
No serving politician will take the lead with it.
Like I said its a simple issue, but it won't happen
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It's political suicide for a politician to endorse legalisation. Sad really as its such a simple issue. Of course it should be legal
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. Dunno if it was because my expectations were so low, but I thought there were a good few funny bits
The Universe
in The General Nonsense Forum
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Before I go watch that video Ric posted.
Confi, surely there is intelligent life in another galaxy?