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 

[pgn]

Phenomenal distances, energy and time-span, @TallTrees:

[Cleoriff]

All fascinating stuff @TallTrees 

re your second post, it reminds me of the record called Supermassive Black Hole by Muse.  I wonder what came first? 😂

[TallTrees]

Thank you very much for those videos @pgn 

Fantastic and enjoyed.   😊

[TallTrees]

The music, of course!  @Cleoriff 

Perfect.

[Cleoriff]

@TallTrees @pgn 

You know, my personal interest in 'this sort of thing' has, up to now, been minimal.

However, having seen all the pictures and listened to that 20 minute video, I now find it fascinating.

I also enjoyed reading the comments. You might feel like doing the same? (If you have ages to spend)

If so, here's the link to the YOUTUBE video :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUtatDjX_i4 

One of the comments which made me laugh :

The Great Wall of China: "I'm the largest wall!

" Universe: "Hold my supercluster"

😂😂Just bloody brilliant 😂😂

[TallTrees]

I lost consciousness briefly or was this persons droning on and on the reason?

@Cleoriff 

Unfortunately ALL THIS is historic, mega historic we can only see what this Herculean Wall  was like 13 billion years ago....so don't take off now to get to the Great Wall in the Sky it is most likely not there!

Although I have picked out a daring Astro suit for the travel!😅

Well as daring as can be in the circumstances!

[TallTrees]

This is interesting 

Mars influences Earth’s climate, scientists discover

Proof found that gravitational impact of Mars pulls our planet closer to the Sun affecting long-term global warming

Sarah Knapton, SCIENCE EDITOR12 March 2024 • 

[Cleoriff]

Wow @TallTrees 

I hope I'm long gone before Mars pulls us too close!! 😂

[TallTrees]

True @Cleoriff 

Get a very good Tan then!

[TallTrees]

LOOK OUT 👀

Comets about 😱

Comet that passes Earth once every 71 years now visible in night sky

The comet will glow brighter in the next two weeks, but stargazers may still need a pair of binoculars or a small telescope to see it