Interesting discoveries about "way back when:"
the earliest cosmological objects
A "cosmic Rosetta Stone"
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A "cosmic Rosetta Stone"
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as Bull offed Custer
I got the high gloss luster
I'll massacre your ass as fast
as Bull offed Custer
Re: A "cosmic Rosetta Stone"
Pretty cool find. But I found an error on part of the writer of the article. He said stars like our sun can continue for five billion years. Didn't he mean close to ten billion years?
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Re: A "cosmic Rosetta Stone"
I thought he meant "continue from it's current age."
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Re: A "cosmic Rosetta Stone"
Phpt, whats a few billion between friendsMikey wrote:I thought he meant "continue from it's current age."
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