With no direction home: planets without stars
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I have heard that stars eventually burn out.
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Only by researchers using giant telescopes.pinhedz wrote:Has this been proven?Doc Watson wrote:I have heard that stars eventually burn out.
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No they watch them burnout.pinhedz wrote:Do they claim they can see stars that have burned out?
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It depends on the star and the distance it is from earth. I read of one recently which died 6000 light years ago and they just saw that recently. I would hazard a guess that the light from that star was 6000 years old.pinhedz wrote:How long does it take? And what's the age of the light when it reaches Earth?
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No because it takes that long for the light to get her.pinhedz wrote:If there's light, how can it be dead?Doc Watson wrote:It depends on the star and the distance it is from earth. I read of one recently which died 6000 light years ago and they just saw that recently. I would hazard a guess that the light from that star was 6000 years old.pinhedz wrote:How long does it take? And what's the age of the light when it reaches Earth?
Do you see the problem?
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Yes!pinhedz wrote:It would take the same time for the dark to get here, I think.
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According to what I read yes. Maybe I am too trusting?pinhedz wrote:I believe you are saying that the scientists watched the light turn to dark. Did any of them claim that?
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^
just reminded me of this
that's ex-president Zapatero googling "get out of the crisis" and hitting "I'm feeling lucky"
that must be the way scientists work too, no?
edit: but the stars they do burn out, no??
just reminded me of this
that's ex-president Zapatero googling "get out of the crisis" and hitting "I'm feeling lucky"
that must be the way scientists work too, no?
edit: but the stars they do burn out, no??
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Well if you have her recordings and dvds I guess she may still shine.pinhedz wrote:It will be difficult to get to the bottom of this, because if you Google the phrase "dead stars," most of the hits are about Whitney Houston.
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ok anything you say . I am not in a position to argue.user wrote:and what's more, Monkey is a meadow meal. And the guess I get it. And the gate I get it. And the game I get it. LOL, a wonderful wooden reason to, er ... er... stand in line, keep in line, line up, crash the sound, and bango-tango: you lose your sand to understand the accident is red, and thatz jus 4 starters rite
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That's my best post ever.
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In your opinion.e.g. wrote:That's my best post ever.
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