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Anonymous Fri Mar 29 23:34:58 2013 No.5648258 [Reply] [Original]

Why haven't gamma rays killed us yet?

>>	Mutemattics !!58hTUK7XbfZ Fri Mar 29 23:37:13 2013 No.5648267 Cause we have more greek letters ahead of us. >implying i would die by a gamma Alpha male reporting in.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 30 00:09:12 2013 No.5648327 Gamma rays hit shit in the atmosphere, they don't make it the ground

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 30 00:49:58 2013 No.5648388 File: 94 KB, 500x338, 333333.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Soon

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 30 00:57:13 2013 No.5648398 >>5648267 None of this was funny.

>>	Mutemattics !!58hTUK7XbfZ Sat Mar 30 01:03:27 2013 No.5648403 >>5648398 am pretty sure you smi le d :^)

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 30 01:16:42 2013 No.5648416 >>5648327 If that were true, I wouldn't have been picking up random intermittent specks on a telescope camera

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 30 01:29:27 2013 No.5648439 >>5648416 >implying

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 30 01:29:58 2013 No.5648438 >>5648416 >implying your camera can detect gamma rays

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 30 01:31:13 2013 No.5648443 File: 45 KB, 600x479, 1363731798250.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I'm pretty sure Stephen Hawking saves us every time where is a gamma ray burst. That's why he won the nobel prize or something.