How does this change your life?

>>81787250 (OP)
yah its called the solar system and the giant void is called outer space?

>>81787250 (OP)
So what? Am I gonna die if not what's the point of this thread?

>>81787250 (OP)
That's sad, maybe we won't have to explore much or find ourselves isolated from other interesting things anyway. Sad to be born away from the space exploration pioneering era, I guess it would've been fun.
>>81787378
>what's the point of this thread?
One less porn thread on the board is always good.

>>81787393
>One less porn thread on the board is always good
Don't you mean bait thread

>>81787250 (OP)
Explain further? fr

>>81787400
Bait thread, porn thread, incel thread and whatnot.

>>81787250 (OP)
The thing is, life is better hosted on planets that aren't in globular clusters. These are very old areas usually over 10 billion years old, and certainly around the black holes at Center many galaxies. And they commonly have stars that are all within one light year of each other and many times pass each other at 0.15 light years. And let's take humans for example. If a star got that close to our solar system, it's statistically something like virtually 100% of all mammal males are going to get an erection that won't stop growing until the veins burst and shoot out until all the blood is pumped out and they die. And then there you go, there goes the end of many species. This type of mass extinction has happened on Earth in the past. It's a crap shoot on what species it will affect. It has something to do with the interference of particles coming from the two stars and hitting each other and then bouncing around and hitting earth. And if it is a binary system, that passes earth, that's it. Every single organism on Earth will have their outer reproductive organs burst, and their titties will explode, and all the shellfish have their insides ripped out of their asshole, it's a crazy event.

>>81787250 (OP)
it doesn't because we'll never even leave the solar system. no human from earth will ever reach other stars.
we are doomed to perish on earth sooner or later.
even if we don't kill ourselves or get wiped out by an asteroid or some shit like that, the sun will eventually swallow this planet and render it completely uninhabitable long before that.

>>81787393
There is nothing fun about exploring a big black void.

>>81787411
Galaxies tend to arrange themselves in filaments rather than being evenly distributed. The spaces between them aren't exactly empty (similar to have the space between galaxies isn't completely void of stars) but the density is a lot lower and we might be in one of those voids.

>>81787250 (OP)
Maybe being in a giant void is good actually. Fuck that faggot Elon.

>>81787250 (OP)
>How does this change your life?
my wallet is lighter from having to pay these clown scientists to make their useless "discoveries"

maybe being in that void has stopped other aliens from raping out planet

This is like playing on one of those minecraft maps that start out as a little island floating in nothingness. We'll need to use all the junk in the solar system cluster to get out of the tutorial void and start the real game.

>>81787250 (OP)
space news are news that actually change lives meaningfully
unlike 99% of news

>>81787250 (OP)
I probably won't get to fuck an ayy lmao now

>>81787250 (OP)
I don't particularly care about any of this space crap
it is what it is o algo

Space is fake and gay:
Nukes aren't real
Earth is flat
Evolution is a lie
Dinosaurs never existed

>>81788167
This image and the alligator one always make me chuckle. Silly nigger haha

>>81788265
fat niggas are mesmerising

>>81787250 (OP)
Nah, they're all wrong. This place we're currently in is objectively hell. That's why all the rich people are demons because they exist purely to torment and punish us.

If we weren't in a void our solar system would be constantly bombarded by rogue planets and gas clouds.

>>81787250 (OP)
>as above, so below, originally