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Probably the most interesting question that can be asked based on this article. Why has COVID reduced the number of rescuers in the US so...
Here on Earth we would love it if auroras were global Speak for yourself, herd animal... If they were man-made auroras, I'm sure the clear-headed...
He should fear that the US/UK/NATO and the other western morons might use nuclear weapons. The biggest threat is in Washington. It has far too...
Not one of Musk's better decisions. He should have resisted the pressure to let the Ukrainians use it for military purposes.
Maybe the time has come for the fungus-filled humanoids to get disinfected by the fires? That would be one wicked (in size) drastic cull.
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"...The thin, blood-red shells are actually the remnants from when an unstable progenitor star exploded violently as a supernova around 600 years ago..."
"SNR 0519 is located over 150 000 light-years from Earth..."
This makes no sense. If the nebula is over 150,000 lights years from Earth, then we are seeing it as it existed over 150,000 years ago. Light from something that happened 600 years ago would barely be beginning its journey to us.
Perhaps the author means that the supernova occurred 600 years prior to what we see today -- that 600 years ago, the supernova was -- or could have been -- seen on Earth?