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Every time I’m outside in the night and the sky is clear I mostly look at the stars.
Beetlegeuse,Sirius A,Sirius B,Rigel,Alnitak,Bellatrix etc
I LOVE IT SO MUCH
Personally I observe pulsars since they are such a high gravity stars and they spin once every 89 millisecond depending on the pulsar.
And when Saturn can be seen with a telescope,those rings are beautiful
The fact that our milky way galaxy is going to collide with the andromeda galaxy in a couple of billion years,our solar system would be still fine.
The solar system is like a grain of sand inside of the Phoenix A black hole.
Space is beautiful and shocking.
Many theories like the wormhole theory.
The confirmed black hole theory.
 
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I do too
I love orion , it's my fav
Also , Sirius A and Sirius B are seen in the same spot since Sirius A outshines Sirius B by a lot
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oh the illusions we spin to stave off the fear of death and insignificance.

grasping at wormhole theories, muh black holes "confirmed." as if the scientific jargon of the age gives us any tangible foothold on the emptiness and loneliness of space. oh, but the rings of saturn! shining bands of ice and rock, remnants of shattered moons. pathetic fragments, like our own fragile, accidental, and meaningless existence.
 
oh the illusions we spin to stave off the fear of death and insignificance.

grasping at wormhole theories, muh black holes "confirmed." as if the scientific jargon of the age gives us any tangible foothold on the emptiness and loneliness of space. oh, but the rings of saturn! shining bands of ice and rock, remnants of shattered moons. pathetic fragments, like our own fragile, accidental, and meaningless existence.
You're eating too much slop buddy
Also Saturn already controls your mind so hush
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