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Hermit-The-Prog

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8. Probably more mundane than that, but for 2020 it could be a giant zombie murder hornet

Reply to marie999 (Reply #7)

Fri Nov 27, 2020, 09:13 PM

Nov 2020

A black hole is the seed in the center of every galaxy. It drives the spin and collection. It's also the seed of the eventual destruction of the galaxy it forms.

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