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Anonymous Mon Apr 20 01:19:13 2020 No.11583675 [Reply] [Original]

>make rod of neutronium (no atoms, just solid packed neutrons, densest material possible)
>rod should have a diameter about the size of the moon, a length measured in light years
>spin rod so surface is moving near the speed of light
>fly a space ship at it just right
>universe "confuses" a spatial dimension with temporal dimension
>space ship trajectory moves through time and two spatial dimension instead of three spatial dimensions
>kill own grand-father
>sex your young grandma
>profit

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 01:34:31 2020 No.11583700 >>11583675 If that worked someone would have come back by now

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 02:30:17 2020 No.11583796 >>11583675 that much neutronium would collapse into a black hole

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 02:36:05 2020 No.11583806 >>11583796 Now I want to know how much neutronium you'd need to made a black hole.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 02:37:56 2020 No.11583810 >>11583796 but this is a rod of neutronium, not a ball

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 02:43:02 2020 No.11583823 >>11583810 Gravity will be so strong, you can't structurally make it stay a rod.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 02:44:55 2020 No.11583829 >>11583823 I don't suppose you've got any actual proof?

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 02:56:12 2020 No.11583860 >>11583829 he believes in black holes he has no proof

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 03:39:52 2020 No.11583948 >>11583675 How do you know you'll go backwards?

Anonymous Mon Apr 20 03:43:51 2020 No.11583955

>>11583829
What do you mean, proof? You know the density of neutron stars, or neutronium if you will. There's no process that can weld such a material, which is why all neutron stars are globes. Spinning so heavily, they could be rods, but aren't. So there's your proof.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 03:48:35 2020 No.11583964 >>11583955 You could use really strong gravity to make it a rod though?

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 03:49:11 2020 No.11583965 >>11583955 gravitons nigga, it's possible in principle

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 04:28:55 2020 No.11584004 >>11583964 Sorry what? I think you mean you can use really strong rotation to withstand the gravity to make it a rod though. And yes, you could do that in theory.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 05:33:29 2020 No.11584097 >>11583964 >>11583965 Why do you think every sufficiently large object in our universe is a ball?

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 07:18:08 2020 No.11584209 >>11583796 This is the only non-idiot in this thread

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 07:47:54 2020 No.11584271 >>11584209 >Neutron stars the size of the moon don't exist

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 15:20:17 2020 No.11585359 >>11584271 You forgot the length measured in light years. That is a measure of length, not a period for diet.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 16:32:52 2020 No.11585557 >>11585359 >neutron stars the size of the moon don't exist >fractional measure of the light year metric don't exist you dumb motherfucker

>>	75904wSS Mon Apr 20 16:34:31 2020 No.11585562 .

>>	None !!vjHF4FPYffQ Mon Apr 20 16:36:01 2020 No.11585566 .-

>>	None !!tifYLpj6uiQ Mon Apr 20 16:37:02 2020 No.11585568 -

>>	None !!28vGO1v1C/L Mon Apr 20 16:38:04 2020 No.11585572 _

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 16:44:06 2020 No.11585589 >>11584271 They would collapse into a black hole long before being that big

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 16:46:35 2020 No.11585597 >>11585589 You're pathologically wrong here. Check the math bro, if you can. >>11585562 >>11585566 >>11585568 >>11585572 what are you doing? some kind of aspie morse code?

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 16:52:53 2020 No.11585612 >>11583700 Turns out our universe is ruled by a race of sentient spacetime defects that exist in a time loop spanning the entire history of the universe. They're locked on a perpetual war with a race of dark matter space birdmen.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 22:02:06 2020 No.11586525 >>11584097 Because balls are spherically symmetrical. Gravity is spherically symmetrical. Non-spherical objects are resisting gravity. Add enough weight to something, and suddenly, nothing can resist gravity.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 22:27:32 2020 No.11586598 >>11585597 Idk the math because they get more dense the more massive they are. But the limit is like 3 solar masses which a moon sized one would be much bigger then, if it didnt collapse

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 22:51:32 2020 No.11586705 >>11586598 That's if it's a fucking sphere. In principle a rod can be formed and kept stable.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 21 01:52:36 2020 No.11587082 >>11586525 Exactly. Congratulations, you're among the three or so only non-retards in here.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 21 01:58:27 2020 No.11587092 >>11586525 >>11587082 You are both inbred retarded fucking faggots who should just kill yourselves. It is in principle possible to use gravitons to shape the star into a rod with the diameter of the moon. Suck my dick.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 21 02:12:58 2020 No.11587126 >>11587092 No, I'm afraid your stupidity will transfer. Get some education, troll.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 21 03:01:24 2020 No.11587195 >>11583675 > densest material possible No that's you OP

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