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Thread: There is a gigantic body of water floating in space.

post 1704229671 07-27-2024, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted By Wayne
Howdy Red....

I've been a science/cosmos junkie for decades.
I find this to be a fascinating discovery.
Especially, since it time lines back to the earliest formation of the universe as we know it and just post the CMB discovery.

The more we discover, the less we know and the more questions need to be answered.

Did I ever mention "I love this stuff".

Back to it.
Wayne!

I love it too bro, nothing gets my wheels turning more than space facts.
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post 1704229741 07-27-2024, 03:41 PM
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post 1704230171 07-27-2024, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted By Redfish225⏩
In space it is nearly a vacuum, which means freezing is impossible despite the low temperature.
The irony of the 'freezing' perception?

If one's space suit leaksone does not freeze to death.
"The oxygen starts expanding and rupturing your lungs, tearing them apart — and that would cause boiling and bubbling of your blood, which immediately will cause embolism and have a fatal impact on your body,"
In about 15 seconds or so it's over.

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post 1704231221 07-27-2024, 04:19 PM
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inb4 we find a way to bring it over to earth for when we run out of clean drinking water and the gigantic body of water is filled with sharks
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post 1704231241 07-27-2024, 04:21 PM
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I love learning about space stuff, but I take anything they say about stuff they discover in other solar systems and other galaxies and stuff with a huge grain of salt. Those telescopes are showing a speck of light about a pixel big and they come up with all this stuff based of how it twinkles. We can barely get decent pictures of stuff in our own galaxy. All the photos they release are enhanced because they use super long exposure times and just assign colors to stuff the human eye can't actually see.
post 1704239221 07-27-2024, 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted By SmithMachineGuy⏩
I love learning about space stuff, but I take anything they say about stuff they discover in other solar systems and other galaxies and stuff with a huge grain of salt. Those telescopes are showing a speck of light about a pixel big and they come up with all this stuff based of how it twinkles. We can barely get decent pictures of stuff in our own galaxy. All the photos they release are enhanced because they use super long exposure times and just assign colors to stuff the human eye can't actually see.
You can see the same images with consumer purchased optics for under 1k
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post 1704246171 07-27-2024, 11:36 PM
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Very interesting to think about. At that distance, you're basically looking back in time, right? I think the headline is a bit misleading, wouldn't it be more accurate to state this existed 12 billion years ago? I would assume the water has long since been consumed by the blackhole or otherwise dispersed... but who really knows?
post 1704246651 07-27-2024, 11:52 PM
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GPT says it's true but it's like vapor, like a cloud
post 1704246761 07-27-2024, 11:56 PM
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That body of water is either flat or it was staged by the government tbh.
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