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Anonymous Mon 10 Jan 01:08:37 2022 No.14080682 View Reply Original Report

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Is it possible that a biological organism larger than our sun could exist somewhere in the universe?

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Anonymous Mon 10 Jan 2022 01:09:25 No.14080688 Report

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yeah. god

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Anonymous Mon 10 Jan 2022 01:13:39 No.14080700 Report

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>>14080682
>biological
what difference does it make? stars are organisms. they are born, sustain themselves by metabolizing energy from matter, die, and potentially reproduce upon death.

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Anonymous Mon 10 Jan 2022 01:14:19 No.14080703 Report

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>>14080682
oh, for sure. biological, maybe not. carbon-based life has a size limit. what about GRAVITON-based life :D

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Anonymous Mon 10 Jan 2022 01:21:10 No.14080732 Report

Quoted By: >>14081004 >>14081164

>>14080700
Okay but can a giant dude like Galactus exist

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Anonymous Mon 10 Jan 2022 02:39:52 No.14081004 Report

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>>14080732
Sure, if it’s a being that can fully manipulate its own form. ‘Giant man’ isn’t the best shape though.

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Anonymous Mon 10 Jan 2022 03:29:18 No.14081151 Report

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You have watched too much anime

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Anonymous Mon 10 Jan 2022 03:32:41 No.14081161 Report

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>>14080682
Not if it’s carbon based
Not if you use the current definition of organism

Think about it
How does it deal with all that pressure
How does it get its nutrients and energy
How does it respire
How does it reproduce

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Anonymous Mon 10 Jan 2022 03:33:40 No.14081164 Report

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>>14080732
unlikely unless it was just a man-shaped cloud. a massive body with sufficient density would just collapse into a star. solid matter is absolutely cucked by the vacuum of space

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Anonymous Mon 10 Jan 2022 03:35:07 No.14081171 Report

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>>14081164
I forgot to include an image of the most scientifically accurate galactus (despite not being a fan of the F4 this movie is underrated imo)

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Anonymous Mon 10 Jan 2022 03:44:20 No.14081216 Report

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>>14080682
Anything larger than a few hundred kilometres in length will deformed into a sphere under its own gravity.

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Anonymous Mon 10 Jan 2022 14:57:31 No.14082827 Report

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>>14081171
Ultimate Universe Galactus seemed pretty plaisible. It was just a swarm of drones that consume planets for their materials to make new drones.

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Anonymous Mon 10 Jan 2022 17:00:52 No.14083328 Report

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>>14080682
Yer mom
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