20 Jul 14
Originally posted by PudgenikI was keeping on topic. It was sonhouse that started the "star poop' nonsense. Then C. hess the originator of this thread joined in on that topic. Then you. And I finally made my comment and you accuse me of not staying on topic. What a hypocrite.
R.J. You have no idea.
Why not stick to the topics the author of each thread asks versus ?????
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20 Jul 14
Originally posted by RJHindsYou know what? I just realised, this is far more complicated than I originally thought. We
I was keeping on topic. It was sonhouse that started the "star poop' nonsense. Then C. hess the originator of this thread joined in on that topic. Then you. And I finally made my comment and you accuse me of not staying on topic. What a hypocrite.
now know that stars have sanitary needs. But the only things I can think of that do, are
living thing. Do you realise what this means!?
The . stars . are . alive.
{whispering} they're aliiive...
I wonder if they have avatars too?
20 Jul 14
Originally posted by C HessAsk sonhouse, he seems to be the expert on star poop and bull shyte.
You know what? I just realised, this is far more complicated than I originally thought. We
now know that stars have sanitary needs. But the only things I can think of that do, are
living thing. Do you realise what this means!?
The . stars . are . alive.
{whispering} they're aliiive...
I wonder if they have avatars too?
20 Jul 14
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Originally posted by C HessThat star poop thing was just a rehash of Carl Sagan's "star stuff", exact same concept.
You know what? I just realised, this is far more complicated than I originally thought. We
now know that stars have sanitary needs. But the only things I can think of that do, are
living thing. Do you realise what this means!?
The . stars . are . alive.
{whispering} they're aliiive...
I wonder if they have avatars too?
The relevant bit is right in the beginning.
So no actual sanitary needs for stars. In fact, due to the high temps involved I imagine it's quite sanitary.
20 Jul 14
Originally posted by C HessI'm certain i read in a science article that stated the hubble telescope found a gas like substance, copperus is color. The scientists believe it to be made of alcohol. Seriously!
You know what? I just realised, this is far more complicated than I originally thought. We
now know that stars have sanitary needs. But the only things I can think of that do, are
living thing. Do you realise what this means!?
The . stars . are . alive.
{whispering} they're aliiive...
I wonder if they have avatars too?
The universe is really something to behold. Pictures of the Hubble Tele, they are just beautiful.
I love reading the scientific commentary from people like C. Hess and others.
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21 Jul 14
Originally posted by SuzianneIron is a waste product that cannot be used in either fusion or fission, according to
That star poop thing was just a rehash of Carl Sagan's "star stuff", exact same concept.
sonhouse's post, which makes it a waste product. I don't hear Sagan talking about that.
The stars are alive I tell ya. Our very own sun is building up a new dump as we speak, no
doubt.
21 Jul 14
Originally posted by C HessWhere do you think the sun will dump it?
Iron is a waste product that cannot be used in either fusion or fission, according to
sonhouse's post, which makes it a waste product. I don't hear Sagan talking about that.
The stars are alive I tell ya. Our very own sun is building up a new dump as we speak, no
doubt.