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Drunkenmaster wrote:i am teh drun kand tbe drun,. wtf+ .... P?
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<5Nme dream i can see tou I tell you how I fell???
Drunkenmaster wrote:i am teh drun kand tbe drun,. wtf+ .... P?
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<5Nme dream i can see tou I tell you how I fell???
I'm not really into all this, but that I would lik to see!Darius wrote: BTW, the most spectacular star in the Orion constellation, the orange hued Betelgeuse (left and up from the belt) is a red supergiant that could explode as a supernova literally any day now. "Any day" in astronomical terms means roughly 10k years but if it happens during our lifetime (which in fact means - if it already did, since Betelgeuse is around 640 LY from the Earth), it's gonna be a hell of a show to watch. It would be clearly visible even during the day, and about as luminous as the Moon.
Drunkenmaster wrote:i am teh drun kand tbe drun,. wtf+ .... P?
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