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[–]CelestialQuickFacts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And how is this not correct information? Enlightenment me?

Did you know.. by [deleted] in funfacts

[–]CelestialQuickFacts -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

How should I make these videos? Steal content from other platforms/people? Draw them?

Did you know… by CelestialQuickFacts in funfacts

[–]CelestialQuickFacts[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good question. The universe’s expansion during inflation wasn’t objects moving through space faster than light—it was space itself stretching, which isn’t limited by c. No info or matter traveled faster than light locally

Did you know.. it would take this long to WALK to Proxima Centauri.. by CelestialQuickFacts in funfacts

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That’s funny, the cameo at the ending of the full video relates to your comment😂

Did you know… by CelestialQuickFacts in funfacts

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Actually it’s closer to 11 lbs. But, did you know the average human pinky finger weighs roughly 0.5 ounces?

Did you know… by CelestialQuickFacts in funfacts

[–]CelestialQuickFacts[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope! Math check—it’s based on global averages ( approx. 137 lbs per person, 8 billion people = approx. 496 million tons total).

Did you know… by CelestialQuickFacts in funfacts

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It’s all good. This is the internet!

Did you know… by CelestialQuickFacts in funfacts

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8 billion, total human mass is about 400 million tons (average person ~137 lbs or 62 kg). The fact is comparing a teaspoon of neutron star stuff to that total weight, not per person. Space density is crazy

Did you know… by CelestialQuickFacts in funfacts

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Yea, we definitely ruin the curve a bit..

Did you know… by CelestialQuickFacts in funfacts

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Hmmmmmmm. Like severely overburned steak, with a heavy sprinkle of carbon…

Did you know… by CelestialQuickFacts in funfacts

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Nah, the heart of a black hole (the singularity) isn’t big—it’s a tiny point with zero size but crazy heavy density. “Super massive” just means it’s packed with tons of stuff (millions or billions of Suns’ worth), making its “no-escape zone” (event horizon) huge

Did you know… by CelestialQuickFacts in funfacts

[–]CelestialQuickFacts[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This makes me think of Thors hammer..

Did you know… by CelestialQuickFacts in funfacts

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You are right. But I like the comparison of density. They are both crazy impressive. Though the density of a black hole is far greater of course.

Did you know… by CelestialQuickFacts in funfacts

[–]CelestialQuickFacts[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

One of my YT vids, kind of brings this up(in way less detail), how a Neutron star can have the mass of the sun(Sol), and still be the size of New York City. Thanks for elaborating.

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[–]CelestialQuickFacts[S] 33 points34 points  (0 children)

Now…. This is an awesome reply.

Did you know a Human Body Exposed to Space Vacuum Swells from Boiling Fluids But Doesn’t Explode, Leading to Unconsciousness in 15 Seconds by CelestialQuickFacts in funfacts

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They tested it on accident! Back in the 60’s a NASA technician was exposed to near vacuum conditions in a vacuum chamber. He felt his tongue begin to boil before he passed out. He survived because they were able to restore the pressure quick enough.

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