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Anonymous Wed 15 Sep 15:37:00 2021 No.13643830 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13646800 >>13646974 >>13647006 >>13647019 >>13647710

>*mogs your star*

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 15 Sep 2021 15:47:34 No.13643870 Report

Quoted By: >>13643894 >>13647593

if the oppanheimer-something-something limit says that stars bigger than 30 sun mass or something collapse wwhy hasn't this starr colapesed ?

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 15 Sep 2021 15:54:32 No.13643894 Report

Quoted By: >>13643932 >>13647593

>>13643870
Stars above c.150 solar masses will shed matter but won't just collapse. However stars like UY Scuti don't have that much mass, they have very low density

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Anonymous Wed 15 Sep 2021 16:07:05 No.13643932 Report

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>>13643894
>can fit 10 billion stars
nvm i thought it had the mass of 10b stars

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 00:54:13 No.13646800 Report

Quoted By: >>13646910

>>13643830
Neat, 20k LY away, and would engulf orbit of Saturn if it was our sun

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 01:13:05 No.13646910 Report

Quoted By: >>13646920 >>13646934 >>13647012

>>13646800
I kind of want to put my dick in it now

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 01:15:01 No.13646920 Report

Quoted By: >>13646934

>>13646910
I kinda want it inside my asshole ngl.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 01:19:45 No.13646934 Report

Quoted By: >>13646949

>>13646910
>>13646920
haha so random

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 01:23:06 No.13646949 Report

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>>13646934
Well what's this thread useful for anyway?
Big ball of plasma, cool, we get it, let's all search it on wikipedia
Might as well have some fun with it

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 01:30:04 No.13646974 Report

Quoted By: >>13646999

>>13643830
Wow, I would way rather have seen it compared to UY Scuti.
Infograph fail.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 01:39:25 No.13646999 Report

Quoted By: >>13647021 >>13647629

>>13646974
But the you wouldn't have the WE ARE... LE INSIGNIFICANT effect that popsci loves so much

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Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 01:41:29 No.13647006 Report

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>>13643830
>10 billion suns like ours
There is one star named "sun" which is the one around which we orbit...

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 01:42:30 No.13647012 Report

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>>13646910
It's out of your league
#TooHotForYou

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 01:44:35 No.13647019 Report

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>>13643830
how do we know there isn’t some circumstancial cluster of dark matter around this stars local area and all we see of it is some enormously magnified by gravitational lensing image of something that’s actually a peanut

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Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 01:45:07 No.13647021 Report

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>>13646999
Like I need them to remind me I'm dick lint.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 01:47:47 No.13647036 Report

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How many suns can the runner up fit? And just for reference, about how many football fields wide is the sun?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 06:21:53 No.13647593 Report

Quoted By: >>13648446

>>13643870
>>13643894
This basically. A star is basically a cloud of gas that has reactions. All these super giant stars you see are basically like tiny nebulas

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Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 06:38:32 No.13647629 Report

Quoted By: >>13648440

>>13646999
I never get tired of thinking about large objects and large numbers. The novelty never fades.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 07:26:34 No.13647710 Report

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>>13643830
>Low density
What a waste of time. Come back to me when they find a star that has the mass of ten billion suns. I guess that's what call black holes nowadays

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Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 14:02:56 No.13648440 Report

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>>13647629
Then you'll love this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3l0fPHZja8

A grown up version of the game I had at age 5. The winner would be the one who says the largest number.
>a million
<1000 million
>100 thousand million
... long pause
<a million million a million times!
I accepted defeat at this point- this dude just put a million millions nested together, nothing can be bigger than that.

These professors played this game on a blackboard and the results are interesting

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 16 Sep 2021 14:04:33 No.13648446 Report

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>>13647593
What a scam science is.

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