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Anonymous (ID: Y7aTf0kh) Finland No.513767317 >>513767996 >>513770388 >>513770936 >>513771940 >>513772095 >>513772097 >>513773383 >>513773758 >>513775881 >>513778253 >>513780738 >>513782348 >>513787705 >>513790115 >>513790262
NASA took a picture of massive explosion in space!
THIS PICTURE shows the explosion and how all went silent afterwards, the star is gone. Notice how it looks like lens flare filter effect made with Adobe Photoshop Windows program, this is a coincidence, sometimes real life imitates computer image processing software.

https://www.mtvuutiset.fi/artikkeli/nasa-kuvasi-valtavan-rajahdyksen-70-miljoonan-valovuoden-paassa/9209218

Picture 1 was taken in 2024 when the star exploded in a massive explosion which lasted 33 minutes. Picture 2 was taken in 2025 exactly a year later, there is nothing visibly left from the exploded star.

It was a supergiant star.

This light has travelled 65 million years to Earth.
The star actually died at the same time as dinosaurs died on Earth but we only saw the flash of light in 2024 altough it happened 65 million years ago, such are the distances in space and limits of speed of light.

Both images were published yesterday, NASA wanted to wait one year so they could publish a fresh image of the same region of space next to the one where explosion was ongoing.
Anonymous (ID: D29L8PPp) United States No.513767546
Anonymous (ID: cvwe+0Nl) United States No.513767996 >>513768199
>>513767317 (OP)
>there is nothing visibly left from the exploded star.

But it looks like the star is still there.
Anonymous (ID: Y7aTf0kh) Finland No.513768199 >>513778444 >>513778460
>>513767996
yeah it seems so, it has shrunk a lot

if it collapsed into a black hole, there would be nothing visibly left
Anonymous (ID: 1FKmfJqY) Australia No.513768592 >>513768733 >>513769979 >>513771997 >>513773454 >>513776936 >>513777966 >>513785132
That's very neat anon thanks for sharing. I think space is interesting and the human race should be investigating space more than we are currently.

I hate niggers and jews.
Anonymous (ID: z3c5e/SI) United States No.513768733 >>513785888
>>513768592
I love this stupid site. Never change, retards.
Anonymous (ID: 28w4XtGu) United States No.513769979
>>513768592
basically how I feel as well
whites and maybe chinks are the only way we're ever getting off of this rock
Anonymous (ID: 7bmzRoPW) No.513770388 >>513771435 >>513778024
>>513767317 (OP)
>it looks like lens flare filter effect
what did he mean by this?
Anonymous (ID: SJuHzOuH) United States No.513770936
>>513767317 (OP)
Somebody lost antimatter containment.
Anonymous (ID: Y7aTf0kh) Finland No.513771435 >>513778024
>>513770388

https://www.colorexpertsbd.com/blog/how-to-apply-lens-flare-in-photoshop/
Anonymous (ID: m3KglIjz) United States No.513771940 >>513779254
>>513767317 (OP)
the "lens flare" is called "diffraction spikes"
all telescopes have them because you cant just float a mirror with no struts
the struts hold the secondary mirror in place

>When light from a bright star hits the thin metal vanes holding the secondary mirror, it diffractsβ€”bending around the edges.
>This bending causes interference patterns, which show up as spikes in the image.
>The number and orientation of the struts determines the shape of the spikes. For example:
>Four struts - four spikes at 90Β° angles (like Hubble)
>Three struts - six spikes due to symmetry (like James Webb)
Anonymous (ID: aoxfF7PP) United States No.513771997 >>513775990
>>513768592
Anonymous (ID: 8zldXqui) No.513772095 >>513772149 >>513772631
>>513767317 (OP)
This shit place in /sps/ space board and I'm tired of pretending it doesn't.
Anonymous (ID: FZBGZwDP) Canada No.513772097 >>513789959
>>513767317 (OP)
Its right there.
Micro nova confirmed. Galactic current sheet soon. The great reset, soon.
Anonymous (ID: 8zldXqui) No.513772149
>>513772095
>in
need*
Anonymous (ID: dHSWc1ET) United States No.513772631 >>513772933
>>513772095
It would quickly turn into another /x/
Anonymous (ID: 5l8p4FhT) United States No.513772933
>>513772631
Good
Anonymous (ID: 5l8p4FhT) United States No.513773015
/X has not content.

We went through 4chan being shut down for the purple meta physical dragon photo.
Anonymous (ID: 5l8p4FhT) United States No.513773153
Take deradicalizon trainings for nazi meme you faggot shills.
Anonymous (ID: y535SAcf) United Kingdom No.513773383 >>513779740
>>513767317 (OP)
>This light has travelled 65 million years to Earth.
If it is 70 million light years away how did it take just a mere 65 million years to get here?
Surely 70 million years to get here?
Anonymous (ID: hrLLjK9V) United States No.513773454
>>513768592
This may be the quintessential 4chan post.
Anonymous (ID: 95l89ZJo) Slovakia No.513773758
>>513767317 (OP)
>33 minutes
eh the freemason space corp is not subtle with that one
Anonymous (ID: 3fbd1F8h) Poland No.513775881 >>513776026
>>513767317 (OP)
>Notice how it looks like lens flare filter effect made with Adobe Photoshop Windows program, this is a coincidence, sometimes real life imitates computer image processing software.


I kekd way too hard
Anonymous (ID: i1czDkyG) Canada No.513775990
>>513771997
didn't trump just slash NASAs budget in half?
Anonymous (ID: i1czDkyG) Canada No.513776026
>>513775881
well either that or computer image processing software created by humans imitates real life
Anonymous (ID: qbLj1fWb) Australia No.513776936
>>513768592
based
Anonymous (ID: /0NvsPEL) Canada No.513777756
There's more out there that we don't understand than we do. Coming in hot.
Anonymous (ID: bnqDHC/V) United States No.513777966
>>513768592
thanks elon
Anonymous (ID: iwPiz2+q) United States No.513778024 >>513778158
>>513770388
>>513771435
Isn't it amazing how an actual lens flare looks so much like the lens flare filter effect in Photoshop? It's almost like nature knew humans would invent computers and image-editing software and would create a "lens flare effect", and preemptively copied it. This must be proof that God exists.
Anonymous (ID: 3/mil1oC) Germany No.513778158
>>513778024
the retard somersault
Anonymous (ID: K38921RU) Japan No.513778253
>>513767317 (OP)
>massive explosion in space!
They're called "stars", anon
Anonymous (ID: MSns1twQ) Denmark No.513778444
>>513768199
Acresion disks van sometimes be much brighter than a star. So that's not true.
Not to mention that it could have become a neutron star, which is also very bright
Anonymous (ID: 4FqmY2pH) Finland No.513778460 >>513779286
>>513768199
if it turned into a black hole would we still see the light or would the black hole capture it all?
Anonymous (ID: Gmr+NUee) United States No.513778560
There's 10 supernova explosions per second going on in the entire universe. No big deal.
Anonymous (ID: kLvEwfOA) Germany No.513779254
>>513771940
>all telescopes have them
cassegrain ones and such do, at least
Anonymous (ID: dAboJuaB) United States No.513779286
>>513778460
>a black hole
the light would be stolen, anon
Anonymous (ID: PhhP5THe) United States No.513779740
>>513773383
Light doesn’t have a fixed speed relative to our perspectives, but to itself it does have a set limit.

Time only allows light to move as fast as an object exerts force with gravity on space time which bends the light. So if an object 70 y away emits light that only takes 65 y to get to you, all it means is that the object and you are moving towards each other. The object is never going to be stationary and neither are you, so while the light may have started its journey towards you when you were both at set points, you have not only moved closer, but the light will accelerate relative to your perspective because of it.
Anonymous (ID: BAppIhwe) Australia No.513780738 >>513784120
>>513767317 (OP)
>Notice how it looks like lens flare filter effect made with Adobe Photoshop Windows program, this is a coincidence, sometimes real life imitates computer image processing software.
It's literally a lens flare. The thing the program was designed to imitate.
Anonymous (ID: C6COi56V) United States No.513782348 >>513785631
>>513767317 (OP)
>Notice how it looks like lens flare
Lenses perform predictably, yes.
Anonymous (ID: iwPiz2+q) United States No.513784120
>>513780738
It's clearly God's intelligent design of lens flares making them look just like what Adobe Photoshop produces. I don't know how you people can deny Jesus.
Anonymous (ID: UOTqvAh3) United States No.513785132
>>513768592
Thank you for your service.
Anonymous (ID: UOTqvAh3) United States No.513785631
>>513782348
i would eat her pussy endlessly. Breathing would be an afterthought. devouring her vagina would be the only thing on my list of existence.
Anonymous (ID: 6vQJOwcc) Canada No.513785888
>>513768733
we don't like dysgenic child killing genocidal vampire demons here. If that bothers you then you're the problem, you greasy kike
Anonymous (ID: A2gSTuNw) Russian Federation No.513787705
>>513767317 (OP)
Most of the visible Universe is long gone, and what we see is the light from dead stars. It's like if the God suddenly removed our Sun, we would still see it for 8 minutes when in reality it would be no longer there.
Anonymous (ID: 4vkuk6ql) Germany No.513789959 >>513791435
>>513772097
this, the Micronova is coming!
Anonymous (ID: UufpZRF/) United States No.513790115
>>513767317 (OP)
Simulation performing since we are observing it. If we don't observe it, it isn't real and is not there, at least as far as space goes. Too much to render.
Anonymous (ID: xS/2m/+a) Finland No.513790262
>>513767317 (OP)
>Windows Program
Please stop making threads.
Anonymous (ID: zgN79N0+) United Kingdom No.513791435
>>513789959
>Micro nova
Thank God. If the Coronal Mass Ejection doesn't get us, that will.