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How does this make you feel?

>> No.6817989

>>6817980
Small?

>> No.6817995

Aroused

>> No.6818000

Hasn't Canis Majoris already died?

>> No.6818008
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>>6817980

>> No.6818025
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Damnnnnn dude, feels good

>> No.6818419

>>6817980
fucking angry

>> No.6819599

Hasn't everyone already seen this years ago?

>> No.6819602

>>6817980
dizzy.

Sirius always made me feel like throwing up

>> No.6819605

>>6819602
Why. Vertigo or something?

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>>6819605
look at that color ,man.

I know we obviously ,probably,don't know anything about it's surface but just imagine being on a planet that big and it's with that color and it's that smooth

>> No.6819613

>>6819609
It's a star not a planet. The color probably means it's very, very hot.

>> No.6819615

>>6819602
YOU make me feel throwing up
Sirius.
That's the best fkn star name ever given
Just spell it
S-I-R-I-U-S
SIRIUS
I
R
I
U
S
Sirius.
I came.

>> No.6819619

>>6819615
Also
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCR85u9QngQ

>> No.6819627

>>6817980
it can't, it's a fucking image. back to r9k with you.

>> No.6819673

Good. What's even better is knowing that we will colonize that shit one day.

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>>6819673

>> No.6819696

>>6819673
>One day
>You will never see the day

>> No.6819697

>>6817980
It makes me feel like how it makes me feel matters extremely little

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>>6817980

>> No.6820112

>>6817980
Makes me happy knowing that physical size is uncorrelated to importance, because VY Canis Majoris is pretty big but it's never accomplished anything and has no friends, family, and has never written a book and has probably never had a girlfriend or touched a boob before.

A small guy like me just might make it.

>> No.6820136

>>6819673
FUCK YEAH
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7R5A0pg4oN8

>> No.6820157

>>6820112
Starlets, when will they learn

>> No.6820161

>>6817980
How far does Earth need to be away from VY Major to have similar heat temperature our our earth now?

>> No.6820165

>>6817980
It doesn't

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>>6817980
Reminder that Canis Majoris is no longer the biggest known star. ALL HAIL UY SCUTI.

>> No.6820577

>>6818008
>that ending
Buuuuuurrrrn!!! But in all seriousness, it's amazing how small we basically are.

>> No.6820591

pleb feel
>feeling like you're really small
patrician feel
>feeling like the universe is really big

>> No.6820617

http://www.htwins.net/scale2/
in case you all havent seen this

>> No.6820637

Anybody else feel odd at times that so much complexity exists on insignificant Earth while there are these tremendously huge stars, which, admittedly probably have lot going on inside, but nothing (I think?) with the complexity of a clock or a mobile phone or something. I mean, it's no wonder those things exist on earth, we made them. And it's no wonder complex life exists here, the benifits of being a complex organism vastly outweigh the costs... It's just the contrast that strikes me, I guess. So not a religious post, so not suggesting anything supernatural anywhere. Just kind of in awe of the way complexity seems to snoball.
Maybe I'm looking at this through very naive eyes. Apologies, if so.