Strange object found in space should never have been there
https://www.earth.com/news/strange-object-discovered-in-space-should-never-have-been-there/
Strange object found in space should never have been there
https://www.earth.com/news/strange-object-discovered-in-space-should-never-have-been-there/
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A wizard is never late, nor is he early, he arrives precisely when he means to.
can one of the scientists jump in here and clear this up
This is probably what astrochemists look into
honestly i just hate these titles..
there’s always new stuff to be discovered
[Anton Petrov](https://youtu.be/hW8zgVbxDY4?si=8NmAjnAYK2rhTttl) does an excellent job of explaining this in great detail on YouTube.
The Universe is a vast and complex place. We are probably only scratching the surface of what we will know in due time. I am no astrophysicist but really do find discovery of new and different phenomena to be interesting. This is an interesting time to be alive. It’ll be cool to see if we really can detect higher plains of existence…it’s hard to believe we’re alone in this realm and it’s becoming hard to believe we are the last realm of ‘being’.
Well what are we waiting for? Someone go get rid of it
I’ve never seen a giant red dot like that in space either.
Go home neutron star, you’re drunk and broadcasting.
Picture a basketball spinning. Most of the very big things we see spinning in space are on the same relative axis we are(spinning east to west). This is a GIANT spinning star slowly turning like a lighthouse in space. What makes it cool is that its axis’s are rotating north to south in a Very powerful, relatively slow pattern.
Is it a manhole cover? Read up on that recently.
Cue the Skyrim “Never should have come here” bandit dialog
Oops sorry guys, got a little carried away again, thats mine 🫣😳
Earth.com has become a source of misinformation
If a neutron star can spin so crazy fast why should it not have the ability to spin slower than expected? All things are possible in an infinite universe
The terms ‘should not’ ‘should never’ ‘shouldn’t’ or anything similar should just be banned in post titles.
The title sounds like something a certain orange monkey would say and then blame on the solar panels that are causing mass stellar extinctions.
(Or is it the solar flares caused by the solar panels? I lose track.)
According to the latest research: We have knowledge of only 4% of our Universe. That being true, there’s so much to discover, and learn.
This is the fifth fucking clickbait title I’ve seen like this in three days. I’m done. I’m out. Fuck this place.
It being unexpected, doesn’t mean that it shouldn’t be there. It’s exactly where it should be.
It’s really rude of them to write an article about me like this.