Thread 520145050

What goes on here?

>>520145050 (OP)
Probably not much in most of them. Most systems have stars that make it problematic for biospheres to exist. It is probable that biospheres are decently common in G-type stars that are stable for a couple of billion years. 70-80% of stars are red dwarfs, right? Biospheres could be semi-common in those systems, but they are likely rarer than G-type. Most of the Milky Way is likely used for resource extraction by the species in control of that territory. But don't listen to my Sterllaris/ hard sci fi addled brain.

>>520145050 (OP)
Aldebaran is where the ayy lmaos that created us come from.

>>520145050 (OP)
niggers, jews, trannies and simps

>>520145753
ORIGINAL NOBILITY OR "ROYALTY."

>>520145880
Not meme larpers that trace their lineage all the way to mythological figures, which actually tie back to the ayy lmaos themselves.

>>520145050 (OP)
Nothing after what tarkin did.

Space stuff.

>>520145050 (OP).

It's some random ass star born White, and is expected to grow as any other star.

>>520145957
They had this planet colonized for a very long time.

>>520146375
Alien booba by the way. 2-3million years, average person probably can't fathom them being here for that long.

>>520145050 (OP)
Fuck off, we're full.

>>520145050 (OP)
The best alien weed in the galaxy.

>>520145050 (OP)
nothing go back to sleep goy

>>520145050 (OP)
Saw Orion two days ago.

>>520146440
By the way, there's a huge gap in history between the time they left and when the human pope split the earth.

>>520145531
I remember a few years ago they found that Orion belt is an illusion - the stars are much further apart and just happen to give the illusions of being closer.

>>520145531
>tfw our solar system is just a 3 mineral/2 energy nothing system, only slightly notable for having a Pre-FTL species with Militarist/Xenophobe/Authoritarian ethics
>Build an observation post I guess, or assimilate them in to your empire
>They're going to be a pain in the ass if they get FTL though, which they're likely to because they're already in Early Space Age

>>520145050 (OP)
The mantris

>>520145050 (OP)
I think space is really cool.
Like I would habitually check out apod each day when I was younger.

>>520146815
Hey, society research is society research. Will they be a problem? 100% unless they have similar ethics. I disagree with the xenophobe, though. It is probably xenophile if anything. Everyone wants to fuck an alien.
>>520146798
That doesn't surprise me at all. Light is weird, perception is wierder. I must have missed that one, though. I believe it.

>>520147530
AAAAAAAUUUUUUUUMMMMMM

>>520147530
GOD.

>>520147160
>I disagree with the xenophobe, though. It is probably xenophile if anything. Everyone wants to fuck an alien.
Disagree with your disagreement, xenophobe is correct. We have had wars over two groups having slightly different types/tones of black or white skin, probably our #1 cause of wars in fact. We're going to want to nuke or space nuke every single type of alien we meet. And then for good measure probably go back in time and erase them out of ever existing. Yes weirdos will want to fuck the shit out of them too, but that translates to individual pops having Xenophile ethics. Empire ethics are Xenophobe for sure.

>>520148172
Some of the coneheads had super sexy lips. Would give her bust the sloppiest kiss in front of a crowd wherever this bust is displayed at.

>>520145050 (OP)
A lot of Nebulae

>>520145050 (OP)
Your mom is the gas giant I fuck occasionally at Aldebaran b gas giant as no habitable planet is located in the system.

Man stars are so fucking cool. I really gotta get out and look at them more like I used to.

>>520146787
2000yr

>>520148899
I think even longer than that, even when considering the history fakers injected 1000 years of fake history.

>>520146798
Huh? What are you talking about? The left and right ones aren't even actually individual stars, they're entire star systems containing multiple stars. That they're very far away from one another in terms of distance isn't a new discovery.

>>520148221
This is a fun disagreement! Humans pack bond with LLMs. We are highly territorial apes that have a habit of incorporating other species into our tribe even before we discovered writing(Dogs, cats, elephants, etc). Will we go full Xenophobe on aliens that are not fuckable, or useful, 100%? The only way we go xenophobic as an ethic is if the entire gamut of species around us is ugly, has massive moral differences, or they are examples of divergent evolution. I don't think xenophobe or xenophile would be ethical choices for us, but we would probably tilt either way depending on some of these factors. If everything around us is space amoebas, I agree with you. If they are slutty twi'leks, I disagree. Two in militaristic, one in authoritarian, with probably a Corporate government by that point. Maybe an imperial or dictatorial one.

>>520145050 (OP)
>beetlejuice
did Ayyrape astronomers really?

>>520146798
That's every constellation. Orion's stars tend to be closer to each other than a lot of other constellations just because most were formed within the Orion Molecular Cloud Complex.

>>520145050 (OP)
"Seven Sisters", so I'm guessing some serious hillbilly alien lesbianism.

I hope everyone realizes we orbit a yellow dwarf star. Aliens probably laugh at us for launching satellites that just take shitty pictures. It's the cosmic equivalent of a spit ball on a wall,

>>520150041
I don't know anon, I think yellow dwarf stars are the ideal size for supporting organic molecules, and by extension life.

>Oooga booga, look I see faces and aminals connecting the dots

Constellations were probably invented by the jewish cavemen. Back in the dinosaur days, they had nothing better to do than stare at the stars when the sun went down.

we're very most likely alone at least in this region of the universe. even if there is life out there, they're no guarantee intelligence ever evolves of without blowing themselves up.
even making past that, there is no possible way to cross the vast distances of space. space is actively trying to kill you every second. poor dinosaurs.

Pleiades nuts

>>520145050 (OP)
Good question. I was asking the sky the same thing when I observed the largest meteorite I’ve ever seen, was about the size of the twinkle of Uranus/Aldebaran but several magnitudes brighter, moving from right to left, and moving quite slow, but considerably faster than the satellites one can spot if looking up for longer than 10 seconds. The day before I saw one there as well, though it was much smaller, dimmer, and faster.
Pic is probably going to rotate on me, sorry lads.

>>520152995
Sage name was leftover from previous thread btw

>>520153076
Here it is Sept 2022, bottom right.

>>520145050 (OP)
It's where we blacks come from.

>>520145050 (OP)
Are the Pleiades 6 or 7 stars?

>>520145050 (OP)
Space Jews, space Nazis, space Commies and space Hippies.

>>520145050 (OP)
ayyyys

>>520155989
A thousand stars, but 7 are the most prominent.

Intro to star/planet esotericism?

>>520156718
Lucid dream, think of the sky, watch moons, planets, stars, constellations and galaxies, dream with you and show you stuff, or fly out there and travel the universe and meet lucid ayy dreamers.