God Loses Another Star

by Satanus 11 Replies latest social current

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  Satanus

  The heavens declare the glory of god, his matchless qualities. He calls the stars by name, not one is missing, except ...

  Astronomers said a star about the size of our sun neared the black hole after veering off course following a close encounter with another star.

  The effect is the same that the tug of the moon has on the Earth's oceans, but with much more violent results. The black hole consumed an estimated 1 percent of the doomed star, flinging the rest out into space.

  Two space observatories have provided the first strong evidence of a supermassive black hole stretching, tearing apart and partially gobbling up a star flung into reach of its enormous gravity, astronomers said today.

  The event had long been predicted by theory but never confirmed.

  A powerful X-ray blast drew the attention of astronomers to the event, located near the center of a galaxy about 700 million light-years from Earth. The international team of astronomers believe gases from the star, heated to multimillion-degree temperatures as they fell toward the black hole near the heart of galaxy RX J1242-11, produced the blast.

  http://www.startribune.com/stories/1556/4420542.html

  According to the wt, this tells us something about jahoover god. I wonder what that mught be

  SS
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  Nosferatu

  According to the wt, this tells us something about jahoover god.

  Yeah, he got hungry. Too bad stars taste like shit.
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  Satanus

  stars taste like shit.

  It could be too much fizz
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  Xena

  it was probably a disobedient angel getting his ass kicked out of heaven
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  Wallflower

  If angels are stars, does that make blackholes demons ?
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  JamesThomas

  It could be too much fizz

  LOL, you sacrilegious bastard.

  j
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  City Fan

  He calls the stars by name, not one is missing

  SS,

  I think this well represents the belief of the ancient bible writers in a 'static' universe, a universe that doesn't change. "And God made the two great lights, the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night". According to Genesis the earth came first, then the sun and moon.

  We know that the universe isn't static. Stars get swallowed by black holes, stars turn supernovae. Our earth is gradually losing energy and it's rotation is slowing, and the moon is slowly drifting away from the earth. Eventually the universe will expand into a dark, lifeless void.

  I don't think this is too depressing, as we're talking millions if not billions of years in the future. It does put a bit of a question mark over the "You can live forever in paradise on earth" statement though.

  CF.
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  Satanus

  Ha ha Cool comments bros & sis's.
  

  Xena and wallflower, i just know that you two are priestessesz of the dark side

  Jt, you smoothy, you.

  City

  Yup, nothing is static, it seems, except static. Stars die by going nova, getting eaten by other stars or black holes. Stars are continuously being born in nebulae, the cradles wombs of the universe. The ancient hindu idea of creation, maintainence, and destruction lines up closer to the picture we have now.

  A new theory, i read a couple of days ago, is that the universe may continue expanding, being driven by black matter, to where it could become so diaphanous that small particles themselves could become galaxies, thus starting another cycle. Course, these theories come and go, also.

  SS
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  shotgun

  Does this prove the Prince of darkness has a black hole.
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  Satanus

  Shotgun

  *Lol*

  SS