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 @gigabecquerel That's either a typo, a bold reinterpretation of chemical bonding, or a radical new astronomy. @gigabecquerel aw nuts I misread it. I thought it said stars in the *galaxy*, I guess I'll have to look elsewhere for support of my radical hypothesis that the sun is really just reflecting the moon. @gigabecquerel I'd be more accurate and say our solar system, but that gives it away a bit more. There is only one (1) solar system; the one that contains the star called Sol. The rest are star systems.  @Grandalf @MakeAppPie @gigabecquerel @Grandalf @MakeAppPie @gigabecquerel @Grandalf @MakeAppPie @gigabecquerel Plus there's this one lucky entity who lives in exactly the right gravitationally lensed spot to power an entire extrasolar civilization off a solar array made almost entirely of trillions of barely used panels bought on the cheap. @Grandalf @MakeAppPie @gigabecquerel it's only a solar system if it has Sol in it. The others are just sparkling stars.  @gigabecquerel @gigabecquerel There is only one (1) solar system; the one that contains the star called Sol. The rest are star systems. Ok, let's split the hairs :) It's called Sol by us humans living on this planet earth ... There may be other civilisations on other planets out there which are calling their double-sun also "Sol" ... ;) We can't rule this out ....  @mardor @gigabecquerel Here are some images matching your request @stablehorde_generator @mardor @gigabecquerel Please let us know which of the generated images is the best.  @gigabecquerel Im pretty sure there are more than two stars in the universe π€¦ββοΈ @gigabecquerel I a single molecule of water there are two hydrogen atoms. Hence H2O. @gigabecquerel @gigabecquerel there are more fingers on this hand than there are stars in the solar systemβ¦  @gigabecquerel Alsoβ¦ if one examines the relationship between those two numbers more closely, it turns out that there is an exact 1:2 ratio, even though one of them is astronomical and the other more than microscopic. Nature is mysterious and beautiful!1 |
@gigabecquerel "There are more hydrogen atoms in a single molecule of water..."
*This is going to be a load of BS*.
"...than there are stars..."
*Yes, this is going to be just terrible!*
"...in the entire Solar System."
*Wait, what? There's like onlyβOh ha ha good one!*