The aliens are coming to probe uranus

[Duik]

Soul trap? I see. So a soul is scientifically proven?
Once again, you offer a solution that presupposes a faith in these childish stories.
There, now its regious hate.
I grow weary of me offering my point of view, which may or may not vary from yours. I offer you some insight into maybe why the god you hold so dear is not so dear to me.
You seem to be stuck in a loop that will not allow you to escape. I mean i acknowledged your reliance on a god based system. It seems to be helpful to you. Your faith really seems to assist you day to day.
That is wonderful, for you. For me, not so much.
So as a last ditch lets just say you like god. That is ok by me (not that you need my permission) and i will not try to get you to join my faithless club (not that you ever would!).
You will do me the honor of not offering me faith based proofs that god exists, is good and will help me. Because I dont believe he does, this is undetermined and it wont.
Thank you! Dont come again!
Some rando on the interwebs with a doctorate from trump university is definately not gonna help your cause.

[aussenseiter]

Originally Posted by Duik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Soul trap? I see. So a soul is scientifically proven?
Once again, you offer a solution that presupposes a faith in these childish stories.
There, now its regious hate.
I grow weary of me offering my point of view, which may or may not vary from yours. I offer you some insight into maybe why the god you hold so dear is not so dear to me.
You seem to be stuck in a loop that will not allow you to escape. I mean i acknowledged your reliance on a god based system. It seems to be helpful to you. Your faith really seems to assist you day to day.
That is wonderful, for you. For me, not so much.
So as a last ditch lets just say you like god. That is ok by me (not that you need my permission) and i will not try to get you to join my faithless club (not that you ever would!).
You will do me the honor of not offering me faith based proofs that god exists, is good and will help me. Because I dont believe he does, this is undetermined and it wont.
Thank you! Dont come again!
Some rando on the interwebs with a doctorate from trump university is definately not gonna help your cause.

Your point of view is based on nothing.

[magnetaress]

Originally Posted by Duik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Soul trap? I see. So a soul is scientifically proven?
Once again, you offer a solution that presupposes a faith in these childish stories.
There, now its regious hate.
I grow weary of me offering my point of view, which may or may not vary from yours. I offer you some insight into maybe why the god you hold so dear is not so dear to me.
You seem to be stuck in a loop that will not allow you to escape. I mean i acknowledged your reliance on a god based system. It seems to be helpful to you. Your faith really seems to assist you day to day.
That is wonderful, for you. For me, not so much.
So as a last ditch lets just say you like god. That is ok by me (not that you need my permission) and i will not try to get you to join my faithless club (not that you ever would!).
You will do me the honor of not offering me faith based proofs that god exists, is good and will help me. Because I dont believe he does, this is undetermined and it wont.
Thank you! Dont come again!
Some rando on the interwebs with a doctorate from trump university is definately not gonna help your cause.

Watched the video. Viral infection complete.

Thank you for uploading subroutines!

[magnetaress]

Typically, you can expect a star to pass through (or near) the Oort Cloud every hundred thousand years. Very close flybys (like within 52,000 AU, happen more rarely—about every nine million years. So, it’s a fairly regular occurrence in the long history of the Solar System.

https://www.universetoday.com/165858...-the-only-one/

A short hop and skip away for a technically advanced relativistic civ. With its head pulled out of its collective asses, unlike ours, lol.

Humans have been throwing spears pretty long and some of our not so "human" ancestors also tool used FYI. There's proofs. I mention this to point out that tool use isn't all that special or unique or hard. Our ancestors could definitely have come into contact with extrasolar bros too. That could definitely have spurred our development from simply spear throwers, into giant metal rocket spear throwers. Too.

You don't even need fancy generational ships to colonize a galaxy over a 100,000 million year span. Just float around stars hitching free rides until they come close enough for a decades long short jaunt.

Anyway the article is a very cool read. Gud science.

[Pulgasari]

Originally Posted by magnetaress [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

https://www.universetoday.com/165858...-the-only-one/

A short hop and skip away for a technically advanced relativistic civ. With its head pulled out of its collective asses, unlike ours, lol.

Humans have been throwing spears pretty long and some of our not so "human" ancestors also tool used FYI. There's proofs. I mention this to point out that tool use isn't all that special or unique or hard. Our ancestors could definitely have come into contact with extrasolar bros too. That could definitely have spurred our development from simply spear throwers, into giant metal rocket spear throwers. Too.

You don't even need fancy generational ships to colonize a galaxy over a 100,000 million year span. Just float around stars hitching free rides until they come close enough for a decades long short jaunt.

Anyway the article is a very cool read. Gud science.

What's an AU?

[Trexller]

Originally Posted by Pulgasari [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

What's an AU?

au (Astronomical Unit)

for when miles are a joke, but lightyears are too big

[Pulgasari]

Originally Posted by Trexller [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

au (Astronomical Unit)

for when miles are a joke, but lightyears are too big

So 2-5k of those to get to the inside of the Oort cloud and then 10-100k to get to the other side. Then you're only 52k astronaut units to the Nemesis Star.

Space is big.

[magnetaress]

Originally Posted by Pulgasari [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

So 2-5k of those to get to the inside of the Oort cloud and then 10-100k to get to the other side. Then you're only 52k astronaut units to the Nemesis Star.

Space is big.

Still less than a million (s) .

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[Pulgasari]

Originally Posted by magnetaress [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Still less than a million (s) .

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A light year is only 63,240 au.

[Evia]

Duik = our new botten/horza/origen

Fly(crash/burn)communism/socialism/marxism, flyyyy!