Sep 6, 2016 12:32 PM
TehChubbehViking
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insertsupercoolusernamehere
Stopped reading after the Milky Way one... Yup, humans first drank cow's milk, def not their mother's milk like near every mammal
clintbacca
We're in space. I know you are mate, yeah, we're both in space.
dangerousDoc
You are currently a plain ape standing at the rocky bottom of a gravity well floating around a giant nuclear explosion. Have fun with that.
nturtanyr
Something incredibly exciting did happen; we discovered fuckloads of "planets"
TheNightsGift
My eyes are bleeding
OMGamIImguringCorrectly
http://imgur.com/hDM4W66
Lurkingoff
theUniverseMomentum
Waaaaaaaaaaaagh
This. This is good shit.
Fusionxglave
Well if you think like this, Then what? you Still have to go to work and eat food.
TacoTercio
neat.
TheNearlyLastAirbender
Our understanding about the position of the stars is also completely wrong in reality, since we're looking back in time
thatrangerdrivesa4runner
Billions of stars, yet one pixel.
jitneyk
Winnah!
immasnakepssss
+1 for making me smile
grantavius
No, I have never thought those things. I do think about Becky and how sweet her ass is though.
Iuseanavatargifforalmostnothing
A dangerous pastime I know
themosthellas
You can't handle that shit on some strong acid
eathotdog
Hits blunt* bruh.
NamesAreMadeOfThis
I prefer to think that light has traveled light years only too see me.
ghsdkgb
Which is scarier, that we might not be the first species to get this far, or that we might be?
ahk1
very nice op. but matter can in fact be created into energy (light) and vice versa. Hence E=mc^2
tankdestroyer642
Yeah mass, and matter are not the same thing...
jasdahlk
Created is the wrong word. Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only converted. The Law of Conservation. Total energy/mass doesn't change.
jo3s
Thanks Einstein
gerby123
It's just rearranging things; mass is energy, energy is mass.
Virtuoso
Unless you consider matter and energy to be the same thing
fyjjjvgfh
Its all aproximatons. Everyrhing is one (1)
GlitterInTheDarkNearTheTannhauserGate
It is: E=mc^2
astromoondoggie
"If you read this all the way to the end, you probably have a migraine."
TransChassis
RE: Last panel: Photons don't experience time.
n8crafter
But they do technically travel through it.
In Chinese (and other Eastern languages), the name for the Milky Way translates to "Silver River," which I think is way better.
JeziBelle
I was pretty good until the last two.
TheHaloFollower
v
Apeofdeath
If matter cannot be destroyed or created, explain "the big bang theory "
TresusIbor
The moment we figure that shit out, you'll probably be the 100,000,000th to know.
Please Google, Lorenz covariance
How does it relate to the Big Bang theory?
DisgruntledFerret
The Big Bang created time and space, based on what we know about the universe. In a timeless universe, physics would be different.
Please google singularities. The laws of physics as we know them don't work right when infinity is added to the equations.
schulace
I think even with the scope of the universe it's very unlikely that a species would name a constellation after a sex organ it has never seen
ILikeYourDespair
If we make a movie in space with real spaceships and such then it's not really a sci-fi movie.
KyleBeach
Also using real space measurements, it would be shitty with ships firing invisible lasers from 2000km away
Theguybehindthecurtain
The matter one is false.
You can't create matter, you can just turn energy into mass, or mass into energy.
Sinsilver
So Is the milk one. Cats have nipple for chrissake, could be catmilky way for all we know.
Lark2370
Or, y'know, Hera's (Greek/Roman Goddess) breast milk.
dontthinktwice4815
It doesn't matter.
1snowwolf1
nothing really matters. toooOOO MEEEEE
Tooooo meeeee
TongueTiedLabourerfromtheLandoftheLittlePeople
Well, all of the neutrons in our bodies started out as hydrogen which was converted to carbon and such in stars. i'm not sure how the 1/
1/ hydrogen formed
nohonestlyitsme
By bonding of free protons and electrons 378,000 years after the Big Bang, probably on a Friday night.
Thanks
colinsgame10
Law of conservation of mass?
FelixtheWolf
Perhaps he is referring to matter annihilation --> photon, gluon etc.
It's actually conservation of mass/energy; while you can't create matter or energy you can convert one to the other.
COLONELOBVlOUS
Its not destroyed though. and if anti-matter is a thing. they could destroy their matter oposites.
Nurkerman
Well it isnt destruction. Its annihilation, which is entirely different and converts matter + antimatter into energy and other particles.
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YWOODIGIVAFUK
http://www.reactiongifs.com/r/oowwtl.gif
CrabAppleBottom
It looks fine on mobile too
IronicUsername
It's not pixelated. It's a problem with mobile. It looks fine on desktop.
cinnewyn
Mobile browser also working fine.
Well, a problem on mobile for some*, I should say. I see those "it's pixelated" comments on normal images a lot from mobile users.
Yeh, I think it might just be an app issue. It seems most of the mobile user issues don't affect me in any way using the browser version.
insertsupercoolusernamehere
Stopped reading after the Milky Way one... Yup, humans first drank cow's milk, def not their mother's milk like near every mammal
clintbacca
We're in space. I know you are mate, yeah, we're both in space.
dangerousDoc
You are currently a plain ape standing at the rocky bottom of a gravity well floating around a giant nuclear explosion. Have fun with that.
nturtanyr
Something incredibly exciting did happen; we discovered fuckloads of "planets"
TheNightsGift
My eyes are bleeding
OMGamIImguringCorrectly
http://imgur.com/hDM4W66
Lurkingoff
theUniverseMomentum
Waaaaaaaaaaaagh
This. This is good shit.
Fusionxglave
Well if you think like this, Then what? you Still have to go to work and eat food.
TacoTercio
neat.
TheNearlyLastAirbender
Our understanding about the position of the stars is also completely wrong in reality, since we're looking back in time
thatrangerdrivesa4runner
Billions of stars, yet one pixel.
jitneyk
Winnah!
immasnakepssss
+1 for making me smile
grantavius
No, I have never thought those things. I do think about Becky and how sweet her ass is though.
Iuseanavatargifforalmostnothing
A dangerous pastime I know
themosthellas
You can't handle that shit on some strong acid
eathotdog
Hits blunt* bruh.
NamesAreMadeOfThis
I prefer to think that light has traveled light years only too see me.
ghsdkgb
Which is scarier, that we might not be the first species to get this far, or that we might be?
ahk1
very nice op. but matter can in fact be created into energy (light) and vice versa. Hence E=mc^2
tankdestroyer642
Yeah mass, and matter are not the same thing...
jasdahlk
Created is the wrong word. Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only converted. The Law of Conservation. Total energy/mass doesn't change.
jo3s
Thanks Einstein
gerby123
It's just rearranging things; mass is energy, energy is mass.
Virtuoso
Unless you consider matter and energy to be the same thing
fyjjjvgfh
Its all aproximatons. Everyrhing is one (1)
GlitterInTheDarkNearTheTannhauserGate
It is: E=mc^2
astromoondoggie
"If you read this all the way to the end, you probably have a migraine."
TransChassis
RE: Last panel: Photons don't experience time.
n8crafter
But they do technically travel through it.
ghsdkgb
In Chinese (and other Eastern languages), the name for the Milky Way translates to "Silver River," which I think is way better.
JeziBelle
I was pretty good until the last two.
TheHaloFollower
Apeofdeath
If matter cannot be destroyed or created, explain "the big bang theory "
TresusIbor
The moment we figure that shit out, you'll probably be the 100,000,000th to know.
Apeofdeath
Please Google, Lorenz covariance
TresusIbor
How does it relate to the Big Bang theory?
DisgruntledFerret
The Big Bang created time and space, based on what we know about the universe. In a timeless universe, physics would be different.
Apeofdeath
Please Google, Lorenz covariance
DisgruntledFerret
Please google singularities. The laws of physics as we know them don't work right when infinity is added to the equations.
schulace
I think even with the scope of the universe it's very unlikely that a species would name a constellation after a sex organ it has never seen
ILikeYourDespair
If we make a movie in space with real spaceships and such then it's not really a sci-fi movie.
KyleBeach
Also using real space measurements, it would be shitty with ships firing invisible lasers from 2000km away
Theguybehindthecurtain
The matter one is false.
gerby123
You can't create matter, you can just turn energy into mass, or mass into energy.
Sinsilver
So Is the milk one. Cats have nipple for chrissake, could be catmilky way for all we know.
Lark2370
Or, y'know, Hera's (Greek/Roman Goddess) breast milk.
dontthinktwice4815
It doesn't matter.
1snowwolf1
nothing really matters. toooOOO MEEEEE
dontthinktwice4815
Tooooo meeeee
TongueTiedLabourerfromtheLandoftheLittlePeople
Well, all of the neutrons in our bodies started out as hydrogen which was converted to carbon and such in stars. i'm not sure how the 1/
TongueTiedLabourerfromtheLandoftheLittlePeople
1/ hydrogen formed
nohonestlyitsme
By bonding of free protons and electrons 378,000 years after the Big Bang, probably on a Friday night.
TongueTiedLabourerfromtheLandoftheLittlePeople
Thanks
colinsgame10
Law of conservation of mass?
FelixtheWolf
Perhaps he is referring to matter annihilation --> photon, gluon etc.
gerby123
It's actually conservation of mass/energy; while you can't create matter or energy you can convert one to the other.
COLONELOBVlOUS
Its not destroyed though. and if anti-matter is a thing. they could destroy their matter oposites.
Nurkerman
Well it isnt destruction. Its annihilation, which is entirely different and converts matter + antimatter into energy and other particles.
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YWOODIGIVAFUK
http://www.reactiongifs.com/r/oowwtl.gif
CrabAppleBottom
It looks fine on mobile too
IronicUsername
It's not pixelated. It's a problem with mobile. It looks fine on desktop.
cinnewyn
Mobile browser also working fine.
IronicUsername
Well, a problem on mobile for some*, I should say. I see those "it's pixelated" comments on normal images a lot from mobile users.
cinnewyn
Yeh, I think it might just be an app issue. It seems most of the mobile user issues don't affect me in any way using the browser version.