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Noumas 06/07/19 10:11:29 AM #1:	https://imgur.com/04KmYua 65 billion light years though? Come on, at some point numbers are so big they just lose all meaning. <cite>Noumas posted [p:922915886] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote>https://imgur.com/04KmYua 65 billion light years though? Come on, at some point numbers are so big they just lose all meaning.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlisLandale 06/07/19 10:17:23 AM #2:	Think of how big the universe is. Now realize how incomprehensibly small it really is. https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/math/a28725/number-tree3/ --- https://i.imgtc.com/8ePXf9B.gif If Yamcha would have brought his bat along he'd have blasted Jiren out of the ring like Ness in smash brothers. - Gids_goft <cite>AlisLandale posted [p:922916062] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote>Think of how big the universe is. Now realize how incomprehensibly small it really is. https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/math/a28725/number-tree3/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ocelot51 06/07/19 10:19:35 AM #3:	You ever wonder about how the Earth will eventually be consumed by our expanding sun, marking the almost certain end of life as we know it? Not that humans would be around at that time; we'd be dead long before then. <cite>ocelot51 posted [p:922916132] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote>You ever wonder about how the Earth will eventually be consumed by our expanding sun, marking the almost certain end of life as we know it? Not that humans would be around at that time; we'd be dead long before then.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Goats 06/07/19 10:21:44 AM #4:	Yeah the devs really outdid themselves. I bet they thought we'd unlock the interstellar travel tech tree sooner than we have. Why design so much area if they make it so hard to get to? --- Sigless user alert <cite>Goats posted [p:922916198] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote>Yeah the devs really outdid themselves. I bet they thought we'd unlock the interstellar travel tech tree sooner than we have. Why design so much area if they make it so hard to get to?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KillerKhan420 06/07/19 10:23:43 AM #5:	Humans won't find a way to escape this solar system by the time the end comes. We can't even figure out this planet. The sun's going to expand and all the water will be gone, it may engulf the earth but maybe not. --- "I know how the business works because I'm a wrestling fan"-hulkhogan1 <cite>KillerKhan420 posted [p:922916263] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote>Humans won't find a way to escape this solar system by the time the end comes. We can't even figure out this planet. The sun's going to expand and all the water will be gone, it may engulf the earth but maybe not.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Notti 06/09/19 5:48:42 AM #6:	Noumas posted... https://imgur.com/04KmYua 65 billion light years though? Come on, at some point numbers are so big they just lose all meaning. We need to get off the planet into space. --- https://youtube.com/TheYoungTurks http://RightWingWatch.org/ https://DemocraticUnderground.com/?com=latest_threads https://reddit.com/r/The_Mueller/new <cite>Notti posted [p:922998709] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote><cite>Noumas posted...</cite> <quote>https://imgur.com/04KmYua 65 billion light years though? Come on, at some point numbers are so big they just lose all meaning.</quote> We need to get off the planet into space.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
nevershine 06/09/19 5:49:52 AM #7:	What about the aliens tho? --- "There are no men like me. There's only me."-Jaime Lannister <cite>nevershine posted [p:922998721] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote>What about the aliens tho?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LockeMonster 06/09/19 5:54:28 AM #8:	It's 93 billion light years, not 65. --- "Scranton is great, but New York is like Scranton on acid. No, on speed. Nah. On steroids." FC: 3282-3258-0224 <cite>LockeMonster posted [p:922998789] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote>It's 93 billion light years, not 65.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Looked gf 06/09/19 6:13:13 AM #9:	ffs we're never meeting any aliens at this rate --- https://gfycat.com/ChillyNearFiddlercrab <cite>Looked gf posted [p:922999045] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote>ffs we're never meeting any aliens at this rate</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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SpaceBear_ 06/09/19 6:27:02 AM #11:	We're fucked, lads. --- - God bless, downtime and TheSlinja. YNWA GameFAQs' Favourite Sons. - Official Barman Of Champion Pub <cite>SpaceBear_ posted [p:922999203] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote>We're fucked, lads.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cobra1010 06/09/19 7:09:42 AM #12:	It's something like imagine every speck of sand on earth as a star. And our sun is one of them. --- GG Riot - https://imgur.com/PinGPhR https://imgur.com/Hs8Y1vQ <cite>Cobra1010 posted [p:922999770] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote>It's something like imagine every speck of sand on earth as a star. And our sun is one of them.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MakoReizei 06/09/19 7:16:55 AM #13:	Our God is an awesome God --- https://i.imgtc.com/3owskMW.png <cite>MakoReizei posted [p:922999854] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote>Our God is an awesome God</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Thompson 06/09/19 7:20:59 AM #14:	DoomsSD posted... ocelot51 posted... You ever wonder about how the Earth will eventually be consumed by our expanding sun, marking the almost certain end of life as we know it? Not that humans would be around at that time; we'd be dead long before then. Even if we somehow survived that, our galaxy and the Andromeda galaxy are going to collide. We are literally a doomed species on a doomed world in a doomed galaxy. In all fairness, the galaxies colliding isn't a cataclysm that wipes out everything and leaves nothing but dust in its wake, but more of a veeeeeeeeeery slow merging of two immense clusters of assorted cosmic material. --- Sigs are rather pointless, except if it's to showcase animation and images. <cite>Thompson posted [p:922999901] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote><cite>DoomsSD posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ocelot51 posted...</cite> <quote>You ever wonder about how the Earth will eventually be consumed by our expanding sun, marking the almost certain end of life as we know it? Not that humans would be around at that time; we'd be dead long before then.</quote> Even if we somehow survived that, our galaxy and the Andromeda galaxy are going to collide. We are literally a doomed species on a doomed world in a doomed galaxy.</quote> In all fairness, the galaxies colliding isn't a cataclysm that wipes out everything and leaves nothing but dust in its wake, but more of a veeeeeeeeeery slow merging of two immense clusters of assorted cosmic material.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
tullock 06/09/19 7:21:53 AM #15:	Cobra1010 posted... It's something like imagine every speck of sand on earth as a star. And our sun is one of them. I bet every grain of sand could be an entire galaxy and it would still come up short --- ImgTC. https://discord.gg/PDTUWUC <cite>tullock posted [p:922999913] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote><cite>Cobra1010 posted...</cite> <quote>It's something like imagine every speck of sand on earth as a star. And our sun is one of them.</quote> I bet every grain of sand could be an entire galaxy and it would still come up short</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Noumas 06/11/19 1:26:14 AM #16:	Every grain of sand and not a single earth like planet? Or maybe there's a planet like a billion lightyears away that has silicon based life, or something completely different to any element we've seen before. <cite>Noumas posted [p:923103920] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote>Every grain of sand and not a single earth like planet? Or maybe there's a planet like a billion lightyears away that has silicon based life, or something completely different to any element we've seen before.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 06/11/19 1:31:13 AM #17:	Noumas posted... Every grain of sand and not a single earth like planet? Or maybe there's a planet like a billion lightyears away that has silicon based life, or something completely different to any element we've seen before. Thats the thing that always got me. Scientists always look for planets that could sustain life as we know it. For all we know there is life that can survive in wildly different environments than us. Hell for all wr know their is some floaty creature that can live in a gas planet. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:923104088] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote><cite>Noumas posted...</cite> <quote>Every grain of sand and not a single earth like planet? Or maybe there's a planet like a billion lightyears away that has silicon based life, or something completely different to any element we've seen before.</quote> Thats the thing that always got me. Scientists always look for planets that could sustain life as we know it. For all we know there is life that can survive in wildly different environments than us. Hell for all wr know their is some floaty creature that can live in a gas planet.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TreyFlowers 06/11/19 1:51:38 AM #18:	AlisLandale posted... Think of how big the universe is. Now realize how incomprehensibly small it really is. https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/math/a28725/number-tree3/ lol wtf --- PATRIOTS Tom Brady objectively has six rings. <cite>TreyFlowers posted [p:923104721] in Its utterl... [t:77768602]...</cite> <quote><cite>AlisLandale posted...</cite> <quote>Think of how big the universe is. Now realize how incomprehensibly small it really is. https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/math/a28725/number-tree3/</quote> lol wtf</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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