Our sun contains over 99% of the mass contained in the entire universe. That to me is incredible. Why our sun? Why not some other star?... Coincidence? Come on. Not even the most close-minded scientist can genuinely buy into that argument. It's there for a reason, and it's presence isn't random.
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Crosis, yea, but if it's the solar system, that just reveals another fundamental lack of understanding. If another star contained 99% of the mass of the solar system, that star would be the sun (because a star containing less than 1% of the solar system's mass, well, wouldn't be a star at all, and you can't have two stars that each contain 99% of the amount of mass in the same area).
If the Milky Way had only 1,000 stars, this would be incredibly wrong. It has far more than that of course, and it's just one of many. And I'm not even a rocket scientist. Just a reader of The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy who knows that space is incredibly big, much more than a trip to the chemist's.
Google Antares - class M supergiant star, 15 times the total mass of the sun.
Some stars are bigger than the sun, some are smaller, but there are 10000000000000000000000 stars.
That's not even taking into account other masses like black holes, planets, comets and the 70 - 90% of the universe which is composed of Dark Matter.
A truly intergalactic fail.
Our sun contains over 99% of the mass contained in the entire universe.
No, it doesn't.
Congratulations, you fail in the first sentence.
Our sun contains over 99% of the mass contained in the entire universe. That to me is incredible
What's incredible to me is that you formed a coherent thought and was able to communicate in a clear manner. The fact that you said what you did, however, shows just how much of a fucktard you truly are.
Come on. Not even the most close-minded scientist can genuinely buy into that argument. It's there for a reason, and it's presence isn't random
How in the fuck do you respond to something this blatantly idiotic? There's no fucking way a person that can use a computer is that fucking stupid. I say Poe.
It is easy to see the universe/solar system gaffe here. After all, don't they tend to clump words and concepts, along with everything else, into "kinds"?
Still, the ign'ance burns.
Oh, i... gulp...what?
Seriously, i mean, even without any special astronomical knowledge, common sense should kick in that much, that this kind of rubbish doesn't get written. Yet here we are, moping up this shit bomb...
In the entire solar system, stupid, not the entire universe.
Scientists have to have an open mind, or they can't do their job. But they won't buy your arguments anyway.
"Our sun contains over 99% of the mass contained in the entire universe. That to me is incredible. Why our sun? Why not some other star?... Coincidence? Come on. Not even the most close-minded scientist can genuinely buy into that argument. It's there for a reason, and it's presence isn't random."
...so, that job application at NASA/JPL didn't work out, eh?
"It's there for a reason, and it's presence isn't random."
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Thank you, drfartbad. You've just admitted that Princess Celestia exists. Certainly by the mere fact she can be seen , neigh, appears to her subjects in Equestria, therefore she is superior to your 'God'. [/Invisible Pink Unicorn/Lauren Faustism]
If the Sun had even 1% mass of the known universe, it would be a hyper-massive black hole at least a couple of light years across. Which means no planets, moons, asteroids or comets in the vicinity could exist. Even "VY Canis Majoris", the largest known star, 2,000 times the size of our sun, would be less than a hundred billionth fraction of the total mass of the known matter.
Nod to GoFast:
Fundie asses contain over 99% of the mass contained in their entire brain. That to me is incredible. Why their ass? Why not some other part of their body?... Coincidence? Come on. Not even the most close-minded scientist can genuinely buy into that argument. It's there for a reason, and it's presence isn't random.
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