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aeroman

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6. I always Click on the Science type posts and links!!

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Thu Aug 25, 2016, 04:42 PM

Aug 2016

And think that this time I may be able to understand what is being said, but after about a paragraph or so I am soooo lost. Politics I get. I know more than 99% of everybody about Politics, but space. Damn man, I am lost. Space is sooo overwhelming. It's almost even too much to even grasp and comprehend.

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A new class of galaxy has been discovered, one made almost entirely of dark matter [View all] Eugene Aug 2016 OP

we do have a dark matter galaxy right here--called the republican party and its supporters niyad Aug 2016 #1

And its number in the astronomical catalog is DJT*06/14/1946. cstanleytech Aug 2016 #9

good one!!!!! niyad Aug 2016 #10

Interesting indeed. I wonder what that looks like up close. byronius Aug 2016 #2

There's a Trump joke in here somewhere. I can feel it. tclambert Aug 2016 #3

see post 1 and post 9 for starters. niyad Aug 2016 #11

Very interesting! Thanks for posting! n/t Buckeye_Democrat Aug 2016 #4

mind blowing rurallib Aug 2016 #5

I always Click on the Science type posts and links!! aeroman Aug 2016 #6

Here's some quick background. Buckeye_Democrat Aug 2016 #8

Okay, please don't laugh tavernier Aug 2016 #12

The leading idea is that it's composed of particles... Buckeye_Democrat Aug 2016 #13

So not apples and oranges but an unknown fruit. tavernier Aug 2016 #14

Wow maybe the warp engine can come true... yuiyoshida Aug 2016 #7

According to this "calulator" I found, it would take nearly 100,000 years at Warp 9.9 nomorenomore08 Aug 2016 #15

Well they will have to do what VOYAGER DID yuiyoshida Aug 2016 #16

Or get thrust forward by a dying alien sakabatou Aug 2016 #17

exactly! yuiyoshida Aug 2016 #19

I watch too much Star Trek sakabatou Aug 2016 #20

As long as you can say you watch all Sci fi yuiyoshida Aug 2016 #21

We have a good understanding of the processes in the stars we can see. Thor_MN Aug 2016 #18