A Dialouge With the Stars
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Draugen
I I I
Originally posted by Morgana
How about using headphones...
Well, I guess that's an option...
But I have all my Vintersorg-records in my parents home. But fortunatly, I have all songs on MP3 as well...
Draugen
I I I
Well, I guess it would be nice to have two copies of all Vintersorg albums, but I can´t afford it...
Hence, I can´t even afford a couple of headphones
Perhaps I can steal my roomies' headphones...?
Hence, I can´t even afford a couple of headphones
Perhaps I can steal my roomies' headphones...?
Ziuwarian
Ancient
More astronomy? Ever heard about "The Great Attractor"?
I didn't, at least not until some minutes ago I find this thing highly fascinating. So what is this "Attractor"? Simply, as calculations say, an object (or better mass) of about 10^16 solar masses, that is pulling all galaxies in our region, also including ourselves and several star clusters like a flowing stream in a direction that points towards the star sign Centaurus. Alas, if it is an object, it is inivisible to telescopes or any other method of observation, as it's still unknown. Interesting to know that our galaxy's momentum isn't straight away from the centre of the "Big Bang" (so it would seem) out there into the nowhere of the "edges" of the universe, but to a certain point of gravity
I didn't, at least not until some minutes ago
I find this thing highly fascinating. So what is this "Attractor"? Simply, as calculations say, an object (or better mass) of about 10^16 solar masses, that is pulling all galaxies in our region, also including ourselves and several star clusters like a flowing stream in a direction that points towards the star sign Centaurus. Alas, if it is an object, it is inivisible to telescopes or any other method of observation, as it's still unknown. Interesting to know that our galaxy's momentum isn't straight away from the centre of the "Big Bang" (so it would seem) out there into the nowhere of the "edges" of the universe, but to a certain point of gravity 
