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New Data Shows Mysterious Force In Unive
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| well it matters in a tehnical way, knowing it will go boom in several billion years is just their knowledge being applied to useless things.. |
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| actually, eldar, to clear up the black hole situation, when a star starts to become a black hole, it shrinks rather than expands, after a long battle with shrinking and stabalizing and shrinking again, it ends up become smaller and less powerful (because it's mass is so huge, yet it is so small) than it's gravatational pull, and thus its light can't escape
oh for the love of nerds, i did it again |
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| Our star, the sun, is not massive enough to become a black hole. It will just burn itself into a white or gray dwarf.
All stars at the end of their life "expand" by shooting off planetary nebulas.
i don't know but the "Big Rip" is not a very comely name for the fate of the Universe. |
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| umm, our star is about 3 times bigger than your average star.. |
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| But it is still not massive enough to become a black hole. And of course it is bigger than ur average star, cuz most stars are already collapsed into dwarves. |
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| uhh most stars?
many stars are born, prolly as many as those that have collapsed.. |
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| in fact, it is possible for our sun to become a Black Hole...but i really don't wanna have to go into it...space is really interesting though... |
New Data Shows Mysterious Force In Unive
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