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Sunburn 04/26/20 8:07:35 AM #1:	How long do you think we would survive without it? --- The light of the sun will rise to burn the darkness from this world. <cite>Sunburn posted [p:938112368] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>How long do you think we would survive without it?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Alucard188 04/26/20 8:09:12 AM #2:	https://youtu.be/rltpH6ck2Kc --- Face it Cloud is a gaming icon and has appered in lots of games while mario has only appeared in 2 games sunshine and 64~xSlashbomBx <cite>Alucard188 posted [p:938112396] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>https://youtu.be/rltpH6ck2Kc </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MikeNewell 04/26/20 8:12:45 AM #3:	We as in humans? The vast majority of us would be dead from starvation and/or freezing to death pretty quickly - within a few weeks. Assuming it caused mass hysteria and panic and everyone stored doing their jobs the food chain would collapse almost instantly after people looted what was left in stores - there would be no drivers or anyone to deliver more stock. Likewise if the electricity and gas grids quickly collapsed with workers at the power stations staying at home to protect their families, we'd be fucked near instantly for heat. <cite>MikeNewell posted [p:938112465] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>We as in humans? The vast majority of us would be dead from starvation and/or freezing to death pretty quickly - within a few weeks. Assuming it caused mass hysteria and panic and everyone stored doing their jobs the food chain would collapse almost instantly after people looted what was left in stores - there would be no drivers or anyone to deliver more stock. Likewise if the electricity and gas grids quickly collapsed with workers at the power stations staying at home to protect their families, we'd be fucked near instantly for heat. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AirFresh 04/26/20 8:15:55 AM #4:	Fitting username --- AirFresh - Voted the hottest content creator on The FAQs' #KeepItFresh <cite>AirFresh posted [p:938112535] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>Fitting username </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Alteres 04/26/20 8:19:41 AM #5:	We would pull a matrix and live near the core where it was still warm. Use geothermal to make sun lamps to produce food and eat vat grown meat. Still 99.999% of the population would die. --- ........the ghost in the machine... IGN: Fox, FC: 5344-2646-0982 <cite>Alteres posted [p:938112610] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>We would pull a matrix and live near the core where it was still warm. Use geothermal to make sun lamps to produce food and eat vat grown meat. Still 99.999% of the population would die. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Laserion 04/26/20 8:23:15 AM #7:	Is this assuming it is replaced by a cold object of the same mass, so gravity stuff isn't affected? --- There is no "would of", "should of" or "could of". There is "would've", "should've" and "could've". <cite>Laserion posted [p:938112712] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>Is this assuming it is replaced by a cold object of the same mass, so gravity stuff isn't affected?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
coh 04/26/20 8:28:43 AM #8:	While not as extreme imagine if Jupiter disappeared which is basically earth's meat shield <cite>coh posted [p:938112852] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>While not as extreme imagine if Jupiter disappeared which is basically earth's meat shield </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zikten 04/26/20 8:48:03 AM #9:	all life on earth would go extinct pretty fast. and earth would become a dead world. also, the planet would start just wandering the universe randomly until it got into some other orbit. maybe we'd crash into mars or something <cite>Zikten posted [p:938113283] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>all life on earth would go extinct pretty fast. and earth would become a dead world. also, the planet would start just wandering the universe randomly until it got into some other orbit. maybe we'd crash into mars or something </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Galcian 04/26/20 8:55:41 AM #10:	Cyanobacteria no longer go through photosynthesis, reducing the oxygen in earth's atmosphere Plants do the same, and wilter and die Days no longer exist, only light would be distant stars and any artificial light most likely man-made Planet no longer receives heat, so cools and eventually oceans freeze Surface humans die from oxygen depletion, starvation, and extreme low temperatures Only hope would be some self-sustained civilization underground that somehow has access to unlimited oxygen and food --- <cite>Galcian posted [p:938113464] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>Cyanobacteria no longer go through photosynthesis, reducing the oxygen in earth's atmospherePlants do the same, and wilter and dieDays no longer exist, only light would be distant stars and any artificial light most likely man-madePlanet no longer receives heat, so cools and eventually oceans freezeSurface humans die from oxygen depletion, starvation, and extreme low temperaturesOnly hope would be some self-sustained civilization underground that somehow has access to unlimited oxygen and food</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CreekCo 04/26/20 11:05:41 AM #11:	Almost everyone not in a nuclear sub would be dead with less than a half an hour --- Triggered <cite>CreekCo posted [p:938117295] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>Almost everyone not in a nuclear sub would be dead with less than a half an hour </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarkChozoGhost 04/26/20 11:08:35 AM #12:	Zikten posted... all life on earth would go extinct pretty fast. and earth would become a dead world. also, the planet would start just wandering the universe randomly until it got into some other orbit. maybe we'd crash into mars or something Nope, a great deal of life would continue. Humanity as whole would survive, though the population would be devastated. And deep sea life would be unaffected. --- My sister's dog bit a hole in my Super Mario Land cartridge. It still works though - Skye Reynolds 3DS FC: 3239-5612-0115 <cite>DarkChozoGhost posted [p:938117408] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>Zikten posted... </cite> <quote>all life on earth would go extinct pretty fast. and earth would become a dead world. also, the planet would start just wandering the universe randomly until it got into some other orbit. maybe we'd crash into mars or something</quote>Nope, a great deal of life would continue. Humanity as whole would survive, though the population would be devastated. And deep sea life would be unaffected. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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CreekCo 04/26/20 11:12:30 AM #14:	How? Almost all of the Earths energy comes from the sun. Without it, there is no heat source, gravity, shield against galactic trash that would normally hit us, etc. There would be no gravity so we would immediately fly off in space in whatever direction the planet was last heading. In fact, the odds of us getting hit by another planet Melancholia style would be non-zero. --- Triggered <cite>CreekCo posted [p:938117559] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>How? Almost all of the Earths energy comes from the sun. Without it, there is no heat source, gravity, shield against galactic trash that would normally hit us, etc. There would be no gravity so we would immediately fly off in space in whatever direction the planet was last heading. In fact, the odds of us getting hit by another planet Melancholia style would be non-zero. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
iPhone_7 04/26/20 11:14:03 AM #15:	CreekCo posted... Almost everyone not in a nuclear sub would be dead with less than a half an hour I dont think wed freeze or lose oxygen that quickly. Im willing to bet that at least half the population would make it to the end of the day. --- Sig User Logic https://imgur.com/lA5fm7w <cite>iPhone_7 posted [p:938117612] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>CreekCo posted... </cite> <quote>Almost everyone not in a nuclear sub would be dead with less than a half an hour</quote>I dont think wed freeze or lose oxygen that quickly. Im willing to bet that at least half the population would make it to the end of the day. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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DarkChozoGhost 04/26/20 11:18:04 AM #17:	CreekCo posted... How? Almost all of the Earths energy comes from the sun. Without it, there is no heat source, gravity, shield against galactic trash that would normally hit us, etc. There would be no gravity so we would immediately fly off in space in whatever direction the planet was last heading. In fact, the odds of us getting hit by another planet Melancholia style would be non-zero. Watch the video in post 2 --- My sister's dog bit a hole in my Super Mario Land cartridge. It still works though - Skye Reynolds 3DS FC: 3239-5612-0115 <cite>DarkChozoGhost posted [p:938117763] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>CreekCo posted... </cite> <quote>How? Almost all of the Earths energy comes from the sun. Without it, there is no heat source, gravity, shield against galactic trash that would normally hit us, etc. There would be no gravity so we would immediately fly off in space in whatever direction the planet was last heading. In fact, the odds of us getting hit by another planet Melancholia style would be non-zero.</quote>Watch the video in post 2 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
iPhone_7 04/26/20 11:19:06 AM #18:	mrgoatthief posted... It would affect our rotation. If the Earth moves even a few seconds slower or faster and everything on the surface gets ground into a red mist without even knowing what happens. I think Earths spinning would gradually slow but without the Sun itll either go hurling out of the solar system or eventually revolve around Jupiters giant mass. --- Sig User Logic https://imgur.com/lA5fm7w <cite>iPhone_7 posted [p:938117806] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>mrgoatthief posted... </cite> <quote>It would affect our rotation. If the Earth moves even a few seconds slower or faster and everything on the surface gets ground into a red mist without even knowing what happens.</quote>I think Earths spinning would gradually slow but without the Sun itll either go hurling out of the solar system or eventually revolve around Jupiters giant mass. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
uwnim 04/26/20 11:19:22 AM #19:	Yeah, if it just vanishes, then the planet's momentum sends it flying out in the straight line it was trying to go in at that moment. If the mass is preserved, just isn't a sun, then we continue orbiting. In both cases the planet starts getting colder and plants die off. --- I want a pet Lavos Spawn. [Order of the Cetaceans: Phocoena dioptrica] <cite>uwnim posted [p:938117818] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>Yeah, if it just vanishes, then the planet's momentum sends it flying out in the straight line it was trying to go in at that moment. If the mass is preserved, just isn't a sun, then we continue orbiting. In both cases the planet starts getting colder and plants die off. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
trappedunderice 04/26/20 11:19:40 AM #20:	Finally an interesting topic on CE void all the immature troll bullshit. <cite>trappedunderice posted [p:938117842] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>Finally an interesting topic on CE void all the immature troll bullshit. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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trappedunderice 04/26/20 11:24:45 AM #22:	mrgoatthief posted... It would affect our rotation. If the Earth moves even a few seconds slower or faster and everything on the surface gets ground into a red mist without even knowing what happens. Would this really happen though? <cite>trappedunderice posted [p:938118041] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>mrgoatthief posted... </cite> <quote>It would affect our rotation. If the Earth moves even a few seconds slower or faster and everything on the surface gets ground into a red mist without even knowing what happens.</quote>Would this really happen though? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BarneyBosco 04/26/20 11:35:53 AM #23:	I think the absolute darkness of such a situation would probably see a lot of suicides within the first week. I'd say by weeks two and three that most would die of thirst or dysentery. Suicides would continue pretty strong as batteries die. I can imagine cults springing up trying to set the world on fire to maintain light. It would all go down fairly quickly. --- http://celebmafia.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Ana-Ivanovic-5.jpg PSN J_Frost77 search my PSN to join the Divinity Original Sin Community <cite>BarneyBosco posted [p:938118524] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>I think the absolute darkness of such a situation would probably see a lot of suicides within the first week. I'd say by weeks two and three that most would die of thirst or dysentery. Suicides would continue pretty strong as batteries die. I can imagine cults springing up trying to set the world on fire to maintain light. It would all go down fairly quickly. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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teepan95 04/26/20 11:46:16 AM #25:	DuranOfForcena posted... funfact: if the sun completely vanished, we wouldn't even know for about a good 8 minutes Yeah, I came here to post that we'd at least survive 8 minutes --- https://imgur.com/NlyIzM6 ~ Lara Croft and I, as drawn by Harpie! <cite>teepan95 posted [p:938118975] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>DuranOfForcena posted...</cite> <quote>funfact: if the sun completely vanished, we wouldn't even know for about a good 8 minutes </quote> Yeah, I came here to post that we'd at least survive 8 minutes</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AssGender 04/26/20 11:48:04 AM #26:	teepan95 posted... Yeah, I came here to post that we'd at least survive 8 minutes Butt how? --- Ecce homo qui est faba.Ecce homo qui est faba. Vale homo qui est faba, qui est faba, qui est faba <cite>AssGender posted [p:938119062] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>teepan95 posted... </cite> <quote>Yeah, I came here to post that we'd at least survive 8 minutes</quote>Butt how? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
teepan95 04/26/20 11:48:54 AM #27:	AssGender posted... teepan95 posted... Yeah, I came here to post that we'd at least survive 8 minutes Butt how? Cause we'd still get sunlight for 8 minutes after it vanished --- https://imgur.com/NlyIzM6 ~ Lara Croft and I, as drawn by Harpie! <cite>teepan95 posted [p:938119104] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>AssGender posted...</cite> <quote>teepan95 posted... </cite> <quote> Yeah, I came here to post that we'd at least survive 8 minutes</quote>Butt how? </quote> Cause we'd still get sunlight for 8 minutes after it vanished</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HagenEx 04/26/20 11:49:31 AM #28:	That already happened. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/the-sun-vanished https://twitter.com/thesunvanished?lang=en --- Not changing this sig until The Big Dawg Roman Reigns beats cancer and wins back the Universal Title. Belee Dat! <cite>HagenEx posted [p:938119127] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>That already happened. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/the-sun-vanished https://twitter.com/thesunvanished?lang=en </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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rodu_jr 04/26/20 11:50:26 AM #30:	iPhone_7 posted... I think Earths spinning would gradually slow but without the Sun itll either go hurling out of the solar system or eventually revolve around Jupiters giant mass. our spinning has been ever so slowly been slowing on it's own over the billions of years, anyways carry on <cite>rodu_jr posted [p:938119177] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>iPhone_7 posted... </cite> <quote>I think Earths spinning would gradually slow but without the Sun itll either go hurling out of the solar system or eventually revolve around Jupiters giant mass.</quote>our spinning has been ever so slowly been slowing on it's own over the billions of years, anyways carry on </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
uwnim 04/26/20 11:51:35 AM #31:	AssGender posted... Butt how? Information cannot travel faster than the speed of light. Since the the sun is 8 and something minutes away, we will have that amount of time before the lack of light and lack of gravity reach the earth and start affecting things. --- I want a pet Lavos Spawn. [Order of the Cetaceans: Phocoena dioptrica] <cite>uwnim posted [p:938119229] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>AssGender posted... </cite> <quote>Butt how?</quote>Information cannot travel faster than the speed of light. Since the the sun is 8 and something minutes away, we will have that amount of time before the lack of light and lack of gravity reach the earth and start affecting things. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AssGender 04/26/20 11:54:41 AM #32:	uwnim posted... Information cannot travel faster than the speed of light. Since the the sun is 8 and something minutes away, we will have that amount of time before the lack of light and lack of gravity reach the earth and start affecting things. But how did the light still shine when the source of of lights is no where to be found? --- Ecce homo qui est faba.Ecce homo qui est faba. Vale homo qui est faba, qui est faba, qui est faba <cite>AssGender posted [p:938119375] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>uwnim posted... </cite> <quote>Information cannot travel faster than the speed of light. Since the the sun is 8 and something minutes away, we will have that amount of time before the lack of light and lack of gravity reach the earth and start affecting things.</quote>But how did the light still shine when the source of of lights is no where to be found? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarkChozoGhost 04/26/20 11:55:37 AM #33:	That light has already left the sun and is on its way to Earth --- My sister's dog bit a hole in my Super Mario Land cartridge. It still works though - Skye Reynolds 3DS FC: 3239-5612-0115 <cite>DarkChozoGhost posted [p:938119420] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>That light has already left the sun and is on its way to Earth </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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rodu_jr 04/26/20 11:58:36 AM #35:	AssGender posted... But how did the light still shine when the source of of lights is no where to be found? know what, some of those stars in the night sky, have been gone for eons and eons <cite>rodu_jr posted [p:938119570] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>AssGender posted... </cite> <quote>But how did the light still shine when the source of of lights is no where to be found?</quote>know what, some of those stars in the night sky, have been gone for eons and eons </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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AssGender 04/26/20 12:02:00 PM #37:	rodu_jr posted... know what, some of those stars in the night sky, have been gone for eons and eons ! --- Ecce homo qui est faba.Ecce homo qui est faba. Vale homo qui est faba, qui est faba, qui est faba <cite>AssGender posted [p:938119735] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>rodu_jr posted... </cite> <quote>know what, some of those stars in the night sky, have been gone for eons and eons</quote>! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
puppy 04/26/20 12:02:34 PM #38:	Our gravity would change in a heartbeat. Billions would die within the first minute, I'd assume. Like, we are on a set path, then all of a sudden we are flung into the great abyss? Yeah, no way we survive for longer than 60 seconds. --- You look under puppy's message. You find a potion! <cite>puppy posted [p:938119770] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>Our gravity would change in a heartbeat. Billions would die within the first minute, I'd assume. Like, we are on a set path, then all of a sudden we are flung into the great abyss? Yeah, no way we survive for longer than 60 seconds. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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rodu_jr 04/26/20 12:05:29 PM #40:	we wouldn't loose our gravity, that is created by the mass of the planet itself <cite>rodu_jr posted [p:938119902] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>we wouldn't loose our gravity, that is created by the mass of the planet itself </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ZT6 04/26/20 12:08:48 PM #41:	mrgoatthief posted... It would affect our rotation. If the Earth moves even a few seconds slower or faster and everything on the surface gets ground into a red mist without even knowing what happens. Do you have a source? Not saying you're wrong just curious to read more about this so I can add it to my list of things to dread. <cite>ZT6 posted [p:938120060] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>mrgoatthief posted... </cite> <quote>It would affect our rotation. If the Earth moves even a few seconds slower or faster and everything on the surface gets ground into a red mist without even knowing what happens.</quote> Do you have a source? Not saying you're wrong just curious to read more about this so I can add it to my list of things to dread. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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DarkChozoGhost 04/26/20 12:43:22 PM #43:	puppy posted... Our gravity would change in a heartbeat. Over 8 minutes actually puppy posted... Billions would die within the first minute, I'd assume. Bad assumption. It would be a couple weeks before it got too cold, and some places would be fine for longer than that. [LFAQs-redacted-quote] It takes you weeks to turn on a heater? --- My sister's dog bit a hole in my Super Mario Land cartridge. It still works though - Skye Reynolds 3DS FC: 3239-5612-0115 <cite>DarkChozoGhost posted [p:938121713] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>puppy posted... </cite> <quote>Our gravity would change in a heartbeat.</quote>Over 8 minutes actually puppy posted... </cite> <quote>Billions would die within the first minute, I'd assume.</quote>Bad assumption. It would be a couple weeks before it got too cold, and some places would be fine for longer than that. <cite>[LFAQs-redacted-quote]</cite> It takes you weeks to turn on a heater? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
andri_g 04/26/20 12:56:25 PM #44:	Galcian posted... Only hope would be some self-sustained civilization underground that somehow has access to unlimited oxygen and food Below surface oxygen doesn't just happen. Ask any miner: Oxygen must be pumped down into deeper tunnels where heavier gasses leech from between the surrounding rocks. [ We live in a specific elevation zone surface fluid. Too far above or below it, without enough oxygen, we suffocate. ] The Lake Nyos disaster (1986) was a demonstration of this: https://energyeducation.ca/encyclopedia/Lake_Nyos --- '~' <cite>andri_g posted [p:938122373] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>Galcian posted... </cite> <quote>Only hope would be some self-sustained civilization underground that somehow has access to unlimited oxygen and food</quote>Below surface oxygen doesn't just happen. Ask any miner: Oxygen must be pumped down into deeper tunnels where heavier gasses leech from between the surrounding rocks. [ We live in a specific elevation zone surface fluid. Too far above or below it, without enough oxygen, we suffocate. ] The Lake Nyos disaster (1986) was a demonstration of this: https://energyeducation.ca/encyclopedia/Lake_Nyos </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
apolloooo 04/26/20 12:59:06 PM #45:	Galcian posted... Only hope would be some self-sustained civilization underground that somehow has access to unlimited oxygen and food Aw yis finally can play underrail irl --- http://i.imgtc.com/iJyp6bF.png http://i.imgtc.com/ZBw36Qh.png Thanks for the peeps that made the pics <3 if i make typos it means i am on phone <cite>apolloooo posted [p:938122505] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>Galcian posted... </cite> <quote>Only hope would be some self-sustained civilization underground that somehow has access to unlimited oxygen and food</quote>Aw yis finally can play underrail irl </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CreekCo 04/26/20 1:15:06 PM #46:	uwnim posted... Information cannot travel faster than the speed of light. Since the the sun is 8 and something minutes away, we will have that amount of time before the lack of light and lack of gravity reach the earth and start affecting things. Thats not true. Information is exchanged instantaneously. This is required by relativity. Einstein called it spooky science. --- Triggered <cite>CreekCo posted [p:938123234] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>uwnim posted... </cite> <quote>Information cannot travel faster than the speed of light. Since the the sun is 8 and something minutes away, we will have that amount of time before the lack of light and lack of gravity reach the earth and start affecting things.</quote> Thats not true. Information is exchanged instantaneously. This is required by relativity. Einstein called it spooky science. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sunburn 04/26/20 6:33:08 PM #47:	Interesting ideas. --- The light of the sun will rise to burn the darkness from this world. <cite>Sunburn posted [p:938140606] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>Interesting ideas.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
InfinityMonster 04/26/20 6:38:12 PM #48:	CreekCo posted... Thats not true. Information is exchanged instantaneously. This is required by relativity. Einstein called it spooky science. What? C is the fastest followed by gravity. Neutonian says gravity is instant, but observed general relatively says that gravity is a hair slower than light. Information does not exceed any of that. --- "It lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge" <cite>InfinityMonster posted [p:938140905] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>CreekCo posted... </cite> <quote>Thats not true. Information is exchanged instantaneously. This is required by relativity. Einstein called it spooky science.</quote>What? C is the fastest followed by gravity. Neutonian says gravity is instant, but observed general relatively says that gravity is a hair slower than light. Information does not exceed any of that. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kensaimage 04/26/20 6:43:03 PM #49:	DarkChozoGhost posted... Nope, a great deal of life would continue. Humanity as whole would survive, though the population would be devastated. And deep sea life would be unaffected. How? You know what happens to life without heat? Picture the ice age times a million. We would ALL die <cite>Kensaimage posted [p:938141209] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>DarkChozoGhost posted... </cite> <quote>Nope, a great deal of life would continue. Humanity as whole would survive, though the population would be devastated. And deep sea life would be unaffected.</quote> How? You know what happens to life without heat? Picture the ice age times a million. We would ALL die </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rodu_jr 04/26/20 6:44:19 PM #50:	Kensaimage posted... How? You know what happens to life without heat? Picture the ice age times a million. We would ALL die there is more than one source of heat though, life around deep sea volcanic vents may survive <cite>rodu_jr posted [p:938141306] in If the sun... [t:78627354]...</cite> <quote>Kensaimage posted... </cite> <quote>How? You know what happens to life without heat? Picture the ice age times a million. We would ALL die</quote>there is more than one source of heat though, life around deep sea volcanic vents may survive </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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