Bizarre, Metallic Star Spotted Hurtling Out of the Milky Way at 2 Million Miles an Hour

https://scitechdaily.com ^ | 10 AUGUST 2021 | By BOSTON UNIVERSITY

[alstewartfan]

Uranus can leave too. It’s getting a little too close for comfort!

[wastedyears]

LOL that’s what I thought too.

[frank ballenger]

If We can never reach the speed of light, how does light do it?....................

Psaki: "There is a perfectly reasonable answer to that question I think, but I will have to circle back to you on it."

Also, since the light set the speed limit there's no reason it has to justify anything. Like when you were a kid and wanted more chocolate chip cookies and she said no just before supper time and you asked her why. "Because I'm the mommy and I set the rules."

[dfwgator]

[wastedyears]

To our very limited understanding of physics.

For someone that has been doing it for a long time? They laugh at us.

[lgjhn23]

Leaving the galaxy at 2 million miles/hour?
Too bad we couldn’t put odongo, his party goers and all the other insane, commie libs on it and wave good-bye to em. /s

[Telepathic Intruder]

It’s a bit misleading. In astronomy, metallicity is the abundance of elements present in an object that are heavier than hydrogen and helium. This includes things like carbon, oxygen, neon, etc. which are not metals. It also includes things like magnesium and iron, which are.

[bert]

——it’s] moving almost two million miles an hour,——

However, we know it is slowing

Gravity

[Lurker]

“ But what if a dog ate the report?”

You can’t be Sirius.

L

[M Kehoe]

I’m glad it ain’t coming this way.

I know, I’m selfish.

5.56mm

[frank ballenger]

To our very limited understanding of physics. For someone that has been doing it for a long time? They laugh at us.

As Michio Kaku said, our few thousand years of development of knowledge would allow us to disdain the efforts of primitives to cool food in stream water and add more wood or coal to a larger stove while we could invent microwave ovens and advanced forms of kitchen freezers, refrigerators and ranges. What would a civilization that started its progress 100,000 or a million years ago say to us about antigravity and other topics?

[Toddsterpatriot]

Can you blame them?

[HombreSecreto]

I thought the Death Star had hyperdrive.

[Red Badger]

[gitmo]

I’m going to miss LP 40−365.

[Red Badger]

What if it turns around?.....................

[telescope115]

That’s what I was thinking-I am STILL waiting for an epic movie version.
The visuals would be mind-blowing.

[Larry Lucido]

No! They are talking about two tv shows. I haven’t seen either one.

[Larry Lucido]

You mean like that movie about that planet that turned around and crashed into earth?

That was cool.

[Red Badger]

When Worlds Collide, was a cool movie for its time, now seems dated and campy. Wish they’d make a new one with all the CGI power Hollywood has, it would be easy...................