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My calculator says that that's a cycle every 20 million years or 1.617 x 10E-15 hz. or 1.617 fhz. I can hit this note once in a while but I need to be really hung-over.
battletor4 5 months ago
these videos again.. it must be... yep, its night.
PanORotta 6 months ago
"Swallowing all that comes their way allowing nothing to escape"
Sounds like the average obese citizen. Maybe that's how black holes are formed.
theridiid 11 months ago
@eevilduckee2 Umm, the GRB would actually rip every molecule apart that used to belong to Earth. The amount of energy released from a gamma ray burst wouldn't have lasting effects because there would be NOTHING left over. Done. Gone. Finito. Also, it's penetrate and radiation (I'm a stickler for spelling, sorry).
ThePontifex 1 year ago
@TheWolfBearProject lol that would either be a really big piano or it is REAAAAAALY out of tune
1objection 1 year ago
same :) Imagine the piano string tht could play tht note !
TheWolfBearProject 1 year ago
aww EVERYTHING I KNOW IS A LIE T_T
1objection 1 year ago
as a musician myself, I know 57 octaves is really low lol
1objection 1 year ago
@1objection incorrect, antimatter is simply matter that is oppositely charged. So protons have a negative charge and electrons have a positive charge, making antiprotons and positrons. If antimatter comes into contact with regular matter, all the energy within both is released, causing an explosion.
TooMuchFreeTimeTv 1 year ago
wow 57 octaves below middle c. Lol
TheWolfBearProject 1 year ago