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**Red Viper** · 03-07-2009, 05:22 AM

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Originally Posted by ItsWhatIdo

This is kind of true. It will become a red giant, which will be so large it will envelope most if not all the planets. Then it will just become a dwarf star which is basically it burning out. At that point it will sort of explode into being very tiny, and will not shine so bright.

We know this is inevitable from studying other stars that have gone through those phases of life. So it isn't speculation like many things people say are going to destroy us.

Some people still don't get it, I said this too by the way before, but this isn't going to destroy US. It will destroy our planet, our galaxy, and our sun, but NOT US. We will die many years before then and humans have no chance of being around hen the red giant happens. Like Hannah, or BD said one way or another we will die, most likely not from something else killing us, but we as humans killing ourselves, I don't mean committing suicide, I mean a war where we just end up killing almost all of the humans and the rest will probably die due to radition because the war will likely include nuclear weapons.

**Hanz** · 03-07-2009, 05:24 AM

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Originally Posted by ItsWhatIdo

This is kind of true. It will become a red giant, which will be so large it will envelope most if not all the planets. Then it will just become a dwarf star which is basically it burning out. At that point it will sort of explode into being very tiny, and will not shine so bright.

We know this is inevitable from studying other stars that have gone through those phases of life. So it isn't speculation like many things people say are going to destroy us.

Aw cool, thanks, i see what you mean. I remember my physics teacher saying our sun Would go all 'Super Nova' on us. I figured she might be wrong, i'd of thought our sun would be too small to go Super Nova. But instead it will run out of fuel/energy, the sun will become bigger, turn red, etc, turn into a white dwarf in something like 5-6 billion years. Either way, i wont be alive then, so im good.

**WOOLCUNT** · 03-07-2009, 05:25 AM

Only in the rants section can you go from someone plagiarizing to how humans will kill ourselves in one thread.

**Hanz** · 03-07-2009, 05:27 AM

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Originally Posted by the king of kings

Only in the rants section can you go from someone plagiarizing to how humans will kill ourselves in one thread.

**Red Viper** · 03-07-2009, 05:28 AM

You forgot about all the other interesting topics, but I've been awake now for 20 hours, so, I'm going to sleep. Hopefully this thread isn't dead by tommorow, that would be a shame.

**Hanz** · 03-07-2009, 05:31 AM

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Originally Posted by UnDeFeatedKing

You forgot about all the other interesting topics, but I've been awake now for 20 hours, so, I'm going to sleep. Hopefully this thread isn't dead by tommorow, that would be a shame.

We had the thing with Sticksy and discussing topics at uni or school, then we had the plagiarism vs plagirism thing, then some history, pokemon, video games, pokemon, DBZ, Anime, history, nuclear wars, how we will all die, the sun burning out, etc. This has been an incredibly random thread.

Oh and good night, nice talking with you, lol

Cerbs · 03-07-2009, 05:31 AM

This thread reminds me of a conversation a bunch of stoners would have on an epic drug binge. Now the topic is "space and armageddon"?

I'll be back when "The Meaning of Life" convo kicks into high gear

**WOOLCUNT** · 03-07-2009, 05:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Hannah Hardy

Yeah, rants never stay on topic, unless Forum B1tch is in it somehow. She normally will get in a feud with someone and extend the rant another 5 pages. I think my rant on Brian8448 was the longest to ever really stay on topic, and that was just trying to get Brian to realize what statutory rape was.

**.BD** · 03-07-2009, 05:35 AM

I was more amazed how it went from a childrens games to complex astro-physics in the matter of hours. Not quite sure how the sun will expand, probably something to do with the gas laws. Pressure and volume are effectively inversely proportional as long as temperature and amounts are constant, so I guess as the pressure pushing down on the gases decreases the volume increases.

I am over anything to do with this now though, lol.

**Hanz** · 03-07-2009, 05:36 AM

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Originally Posted by CERB3RUS

This thread reminds me of a conversation a bunch of stoners would have on an epic drug binge. Now the topic is "space and armageddon"?

I'll be back when "The Meaning of Life" convo kicks into high gear

The meaning of life is 42.

You have to have seen hitch hikers guide to the galaxy to understand that btw

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Originally Posted by the king of kings

Yeah, rants never stay on topic, unless Forum B1tch is in it somehow, she normally will get in a feud with someone and extend the rant another 5 pages. I think my rant on Brian8448 was the longest to ever really stay on topic, and that was just trying to get Brian to realize what statutory rape was.

Honestly, thats surprising about Brian. The thread got to long for me, and when i started reading it, it got deleted. Brian may not know what satutory rape is, (well he does now), but he is actually a very intelligent poster.