The universe thread

[mnb089mnb]

The largest scale model of the Solar System is in Sweden. The sun is in Stockholm, with Pluto 300km away

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweden_Solar_System

Here's Mercury:

 

[Indian Dan]

I don't believe a word of it. Earth is on it's own and is flat. There is no Universe just a big black blanket with lights on it.

Gullible fools

 

[Stagat]

The largest scale model of the Solar System is in Sweden. The sun is in Stockholm, with Pluto 300km away

Disappointed they didn't call the building the Stockholm Sundrome.

 

[SALTIRE]

Use this tool as a scale on all things in the universe.

http://htwins.net/scale2/

 

[johnnytodd]

Use this tool as a scale on all things in the universe.

http://htwins.net/scale2/

Lol if that were accurate like I said on the flat earth thread the whole sky would be lit with no black spaces.

 

[SALTIRE]

Lol if that were accurate like I said on the flat earth thread the whole sky would be lit with no black spaces.

It'll be mathematically accurate which is as accurate as it gets, and something I trust far more than you and your batty theories.

 

[johnnytodd]

It'll be mathematically accurate which is as accurate as it gets, and something I trust far more than you and your batty theories.

There lies the problem Salty u just simply believe automatically....brainwashed.

 

[D B Disco]

Even at the speed of light ( 186, 282 miles per second), it would take 100,000 years to cross from one side of our galaxy to the other - and our galaxy is just one of billions.

Blows your fucking mind!

 

[SALTIRE]

There lies the problem Salty u just simply believe automatically....brainwashed.

Ok so nothing to do with the seven years I spent studying it all then, no.

 

[JaseTheVillain]

Even at the speed of light ( 186, 282 miles per second), it would take 100,000 years to cross from one side of our galaxy to the other - and our galaxy is just one of billions.

Blows your fucking mind!

In other words, any light that we may perceive from the other side of the galaxy is half as old as humanity itself! (In its modern homo sapien form.)

 

[mnb089mnb]

This podcast on the moons of Mars was interesting

Phobos currently on a collision course with Mars as it's getting 1m closer every 50 years.... it'll crash into the surface within a few million years.

Excellent series of 428+ podcasts on astronomy. Recommended.

 

[mnb089mnb]

 

[johnnytodd]

Ok so nothing to do with the seven years I spent studying it all then, no.

You mean the 7 years you read books that someone else wrote...........#brainwashed