A Christmas Star

[Anonymous]

On the Dec 21st you might get to see one.

I get quite excited about stuff like this, and being the first time in a long(lol) time I'm hoping for clear skies!

Read HERE 

[TallTrees]

             

[TallTrees]

Stars are usually between 1 and 10 billion years old 🌝🌝🌝🌝

Our Star 🌟 is about 5 billion years old ...so...half way through it's life ☹

[Anonymous]

So then @Cleoriff .. what was it like back then?

[jonsie]

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@Anonymous wrote:
So then @Cleoriff .. what was it like back then?

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[TallTrees]

Probably very hot @Anonymous
@Cleoriff wouldn't be a twinkle twinkle little star then....🌠

[Cleoriff]

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@Anonymous wrote:
So then @Cleoriff .. what was it like back then?

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Pretty good @Anonymous ...Better than now anyway.

[Anonymous]

and HERE’s a vid of the SpaceX craft doing its thing.(or not doing its thing)  It's quite impressive how they swing that lump around to the vertical. Just the final bit to perfect.

[TallTrees]

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@Anonymous wrote:

and HERE’s a vid of the SpaceX craft doing its thing.(or not doing its thing)  It's quite impressive how they swing that lump around to the vertical. Just the final bit to perfect.

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It's called a SQUIB @Anonymous 

[jonsie]

I personally think that landing the beggar is quite important

[LukasB]

how did I miss this topic! Can I add this to our Christmas Main thread @Anonymous ?