Biggest Black Hole vs. Biggest Star 🫣
A size comparison: Black holes vastly outnumber even the largest stars.
I'm just a fan of politics and astronomy.
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Posted by TheCriticOfTheWord - 6 days ago
Cone Nebula
NGC 2264, located 2,500 light-years away in the constellation Unicorn, features a 2.5-light-year-long pillar of gas and dust. Radiation from young stars causes the hydrogen to glow red.
Is beautiful.
Posted by TheCriticOfTheWord - 2 weeks ago
As you know, the James Webb Telescope has detected possible signs of life on the exoplanet K2-18b, identifying that the exoplanet K2-18b has the potential for life.
This is undoubtedly fascinating news, since if true, it proves that we are not alone in the universe. However, in my humble opinion, as a person who loves astronomy, I think there is simply non-intelligent life, or life sufficient to be able to identify our messages.
I just hope more news comes about this event, which could usher in a new era for humanity.
Posted by TheCriticOfTheWord - 3 weeks ago
FUN FACTS:
Supernova remnant Cassiopeia A by James Webb.
This remnant is a cloud of hot gas and dust from a star that exploded about 11,000 years ago. Cassiopeia A is located about 11,000 light-years away in the constellation Cassiopeia. Its diameter is about 10 light-years.
Posted by TheCriticOfTheWord - 1 month ago
Astronomy is undoubtedly one of my favorite sciences, especially when it comes to exploring space and discovering the wonders it holds. While I'll never have the opportunity to explore outer space in this lifetime, I can at least be content imagining what's out there, and who knows, maybe what I say could be true.
