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Amateur. In a dark location, on a clear night, I can see the Andromeda Galaxy, 2.3 million light years away.
152 0 ReplyOh yeah, well I can see your mom. 2.3 million light years away. Because she's fat.
77 3 ReplyHow fat is she?
17 0 ReplyShe's so fat that I'm genuinely concerned for her health.
50 0 ReplyShes so fat im concerned for the higgs fields' health
15 0 ReplyShe’s so fat I can see what’s behind her
12 0 ReplyShe's so fat that observers are really mostly seeing what she used to look like.
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I suppose we can calculate a minimum, if we look up the smallest angle of resolution for human eyes, and approximate her as spherical.
7 0 ReplyJust fat enough 😋
7 0 ReplyShe's so fat that we're worried her and the sun will form a binary star system.
6 0 ReplyPretty fat yo
2 0 ReplyWell, fat at least
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You can't see my mom, she's dead.
11 1 ReplyShe's 2.3 million light years away. We're seeing her in the past.
22 0 ReplyOf course she's dead, she's in space...
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Fuckin' got them! Nice.
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But since the sun is 93 millions miles away it's further because the number is bigger
16 1 ReplyNo you see some infinites are bigger than other. So light year is basically a larger infinity than millions. There's a YouTube video about, look it up 👍
/s (you never know these days)
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Triangulum Galaxy is a smidge farther away (~2.7Mly) and also naked eye visible with the right sky conditions and good eyes.
15 0 ReplyLooks like a smudge until you unfocus your eyes anyway.
3 0 ReplyI dont think 400000 times light can travel in a year of difference is "slightly further away"
2 0 ReplyWhat's a few hundred thousand light years between friends?
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Smh you say on a dark place but then you say light years. If the whole year is light then how do you expect anyone to see if it has to be dark?
7 0 ReplyIt's a timey-whimey thing.
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You're not really seeing it, though, your seeing it's distant past
2 5 ReplyIf you're going down that road, you're never seeing anything in its present form because even for an object a meter in front of you, all you're really seeing is the object as it existed nano seconds in the past. Hows is a nano second in the past different from years in the past?
8 0 ReplyMy back says there's a difference
3 0 ReplyWell its shorter
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