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DanielsASJ · 36-40, M
Astronomers see a new star that they see in a particular position is actually not at that position right now. It is the event of the past they see from their telescope. So, in a way, they see the past. That is mind blowing to me.
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Yes, that's interesting.
Yes, that's interesting.
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Actually, I would love to see all the different galaxies and creatures God has created in the universe. I'm sure we're not the only ones.
Actually, I would love to see all the different galaxies and creatures God has created in the universe. I'm sure we're not the only ones.
@DanielsASJ Just think of witnessing the birth of a new star or planetary system. It's fascinating to think about the process of accretion and nuclear fusion that leads to the formation of a star.
Imagine witnessing the moment when a protostar ignites, and its light begins to illuminate the surrounding space. It would be an incredible sight to see the surrounding gas and dust respond to the new star's energy.
Imagine witnessing the moment when a protostar ignites, and its light begins to illuminate the surrounding space. It would be an incredible sight to see the surrounding gas and dust respond to the new star's energy.
DanielsASJ · 36-40, M
@LadyGrace You know more things than me.
@DanielsASJ No.




