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Runaway Pulsar


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only 125 times more at it would disappear (Speed of light) - pretty dam fast - if that hits "something" at that speed and mass(e=mc2) that will be quite a show - hope its no us - love the jet stream its leaving. 


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Yeah, that coming in your direction would put a crimp on your day. It's fascinating stuff, it almost seems that nothing is impossible out there.


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I will need dig my anderson shelter a bit deeper then  :D


 


Still mind blowing !


 


What next I wonder ?


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That's scary and amazing at the same time. If this were heading for us, I wonder how easily we would have identified the fact. (it would get bigger, but would we have noticed?)


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I don't know if we would. There is a good few things we have up there that are tuned to detect minute movement, or fractional changes in light output. But something coming straight towards us, would be a barely imperceptible change, maybe until it was too late. 


 


Look how many Asteroids have been near miss events, and we didn't see them until they were going away from us.


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Oh Well we will never know what hit us  :)


 


Think there are things closer to home that might be more dangerous  :(


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