Black holes: The ultimate abyss 2/7
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The thing I can't grasp is that matter shrinks into nothingness in a black hole. Wouldn't the logical thing be that these black hole thingies grew bigger while consuming matter?
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Neutron stars are proton-neutron-electron matter but squeezed bc of gravity so that electrons are inside protons, right?
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just as the 360/PS3 acievement/trophy for Just Cause 2 says, "Gravity Is A Bitch"
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@Obelisk155 What a weird coincidence - only 4 days of difference between dates of birth of IN and SH (+ 299 years of course) and and the same date as that of Galileo's death. I'm about to start believing in astrology lol
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@avelsdjur it doesn't "consume" matter. It crushes it
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@richmond436 Maybe they added in the ~75 leap year days and then rounded up from there. ;p
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ELLOHELL
LOL
MICROSOFT SAM
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Its the guy from family guy!
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The galaxy and other stuff is a fascinating place.
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@richmond436 There just hoping no one checks the facts lol
If Hawking was born on Jan. 8, 1942 and Newton was born on Jan. 4, 1643, how is that "EXACTLY" 300 years apart?
richmond436 2 years ago 5
@richmond436 Actually, it was suppose to be 300 years after the death of Galileo.
Obelisk155 1 year ago 2