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originally posted by: BasicResearchMethods
a reply to: gortex
Knee jerk comment: why would they put a portal in such a huge gravity well?
originally posted by: gortex
scientist thought perhaps they should take a look with James Webb and to their surprise there is something interesting there .... a Portal ! , perhaps.
originally posted by: gb540
originally posted by: gortex
scientist thought perhaps they should take a look with James Webb and to their surprise there is something interesting there .... a Portal ! , perhaps.
We'll know if we get the "It's established scientific fact the Great Red Spot is just a common atmospheric storm. No further research is necessary. Or permitted."
originally posted by: Tolkien
...And you caused it, because you are a white male, so pay this green tax here to save Jupiter....
originally posted by: gb540
originally posted by: Tolkien
...And you caused it, because you are a white male, so pay this green tax here to save Jupiter....
Suppose that too, but was really referring to Giza:
"The pyramids were burial chambers, the millions of tons of stone were dragged there by hand, there is nothing else to discover, and don't ask hard questions. Now line up and be a good tourist..."
originally posted by: WeMustCare
I've got nothin... 🤷♂️
But awe over the content of all Gortex's threads like this.
Starred & Flagged, as usual!
originally posted by: GotterDameron23
"It's shrinking!"
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: gortex
May I be the first to welcome our new alien 👾 Overlords....
With lengths and breadths of hundreds of millions of light years but thicknesses of only ~20 million light years, galactic sheets (also known as great walls) are some of the largest known structures in the Universe. They consist of huge aggregates of galaxies (groups and clusters as well as isolated galaxies), and give the Universe the ‘honey-comb’ appearance evident in the following figures.