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Anyone happen to know where I can find sheet music for 'Organ Opusculum No. 600000000 in C Minor?'

>> No.6084770
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>>6084743

you are orders of magnitude above the total numbers of Opusculums written for the Organ, even when you include every version written in every key.

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>>6084770

And yet, in time, even this number will be surpassed. Such is the nature of eternity.

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>>6084770
>>6084790

OH GOD WHAT.

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>>6084790

the sun will give out long before that many are written.

what you call 'eternity' doesn't exist.

>> No.6084802

>>6084796
For humans on earth, perhaps.

>> No.6084809

Giant penis.

>> No.6084816

>>6084796

It is not unrealistic to assume we will find a way to sustain a fusion reaction indefinitely before that time, perhaps with nothing more than a thought.

>> No.6084823

>>6084796
we've got around 500 to 900 million years or so to get off this planet before the sun becomes so hot it sterilizes the earth,
we can do it.

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/jp/ sure is deep today.

>> No.6084833

>>6084823

I say we extinguish Sol, stellarize Jupiter, and move it into orbit around the new star. It would make a grand museum.

>> No.6084839

>>6084833
what?

>> No.6084842
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6084842

>NACK

>> No.6084848

>>6084842
samefaggotry

>> No.6084849

>>6084839

There's nothing to be gained by allowing Earth to be destroyed by the inevitable expansion of Sol. At that juncture, I say we halt the star's fusion process, siphoning the remaining fuel into the atmosphere of Jupiter, then igniting to create a new solar body for the Earth to orbit. Jupiter is nearly massive enough to support fusion as it is now, the addition of the remainder of Sol's reactive elements should push it past that threshold.

This should be entirely possible in a few million years.

>> No.6084850

>>6084848
It's not me. It's some faggot who thinks it's funny reacting to my presence and making people think I'm samefagging.

>> No.6084853

>>6084848
>>6084850
Samefag

>> No.6084854

>>6084831
sup nack

>> No.6084855

Stop making a debate out of a tripcode user's presence, we're discussing theoretical astroengineering

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>>6084853
Please don't ruin such an enlightening thread.

I'll stop posting now just in case.

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>>6084855
>we're discussing theoretical astroengineering

>> No.6084871

>>6084864

I am terminating your employment at this institution, tenure be damned. You have one hour to collect your things before I contact security and have you escorted off the premises.

>> No.6084960 [DELETED] 

>>6084849
>Jupiter is nearly massive enough to support fusion as it is now
no it is not it would need to be 75 times more massive to support fusion

if we already had the power to extinguish a star and move planets around, why exactly would we need another star anyway?

>> No.6084969

>Jupiter is nearly massive enough to support fusion as it is now
no it is not it would need to be 75 times more massive to support fusion

if we already had the power to extinguish a star and move planets around, why exactly would we need another star anyway? why would we stay put in the solar system either?

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6084973

>this thread

>> No.6084978

>>6084960
Dickwaving contest, what else?

"Alien colony detected around KY Cygni? Fuck, our star has to be bigger! Start researching a way to extract enough energy from supermassive black holes, we need two stars the size of KY Cygni by the end this month."

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>>6084973
How about you get the fuck back to /a/ faggot.

>> No.6085405

YOU CANNOT CUT BACK ON ASTROPHYSICS FUNDING -- YOU WILL REGRET THIS!

>> No.6085425

>>6085405
Deal with it, transport advisor.

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>>6085425

How about I stellar convert your shit?!

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>>6085405

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>>6085478
I laughed, good job.

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>>6085478
>>6085405

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