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It's a higher dimensional black hole. Three dimensions are not affected (x,y,z), one is continuously pulled in one direction (time), and several others have been crushed or curled up into virtually nothingness. That is why we can't find the missing dimensions of M theory.

<takes another toke>

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Maybe singularity are mountains along the horizon

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>Sent from my iPhone

This part ruined it for me, I was all onboard till I read this

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Okay, thanks for explaining. I misunderstood what you said.

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So we can add English to the list of subjects you don’t understand, including your own fallacious post. Okay.

I've never seen it look so... skull like before.

Did you know there's an aria written about Pleiades in the opera Peter Grimes?

Why do you think it's imminent

You should try at 12mm, with like 20 second exposure time and a little more iso, you will get the milky way visible.

No need to zoom on stars, the more you get, the better.

Earth's surface rotates at about 1000mph, and to maintain geosynchronous orbit an object must orbit at about 7000mph - that why I said 'orbital' flight speed as opposed to surface speed.

Earth's surface rotates at about 1000mph, and to maintain geosynchronous orbit an object must orbit at about 7000mph - that why I said 'orbital' flight speed as opposed to surface speed.

Look for the mirror lock up.settings. this will release the shutter and you won't suffer vibration from pulling and slappingof the mirror. Happy hunting.

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When I enlarge that on my phone, I can even see the shape of the Orion Nebula.

I wish I had equipment that good, and your skill.

>stars actually look like commas

Not sure if this was sarcastic but the Earth's rotation and a longer exposure creates that effect.

Let’s say in few hundred years we have the tech to travel all over our galaxy with the knowledge of where there are planets with civilizations. We would be able to know where they are technologically, if we were to visit them we would try to not interfere if we believe they’re not ready for contact. The universe is littered with precious metals, it rains diamonds in some planets, I find it hard to believe we would want anything minerals from their planet. However we might want to observe, get to learn something from their advances but the main interest would be biological. That falls in line with what is happening here on our planet. Any thoughts on this theory?

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