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Stars 'n stuff Anonymous 09/20/15 (Sun) 18:51:44 No.286

Whats your favorite space object? Do you care about zodiac stuff? Lets talk about things, we cant comprehend!

Anonymous 09/22/15 (Tue) 18:04:12 No.304

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Somewhat obligatory.
Seriously though, if it exists, black matter is fucking awesome. It can fucking bend space.

Anonymous 09/23/15 (Wed) 12:30:58 No.314

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For me the most fascinating part is probably the distance between interstellar objects. A travel to Alpha Centauri, the nearest star to Sol, would take 66,800 years with the speed of Earth (12mi/s or 19.31km/s) on a direct path.

The things we see in the night sky happened millions of years in the past and are likely to not even exist anymore or to have become something quite different in the current state of universe.