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Thread: First stellar outcast discovered by astronomers

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    Yup, they aren't vacuum cleaners I was talking about feeding because that would probably involve radiations of some kind. Also, in acuality, the sun turning into a black hole is pretty much impossible (mass) but if you suddenly found a way to shrink the sun, it would be a catostrophic event... Barring all that, yeah, nothing would happen... :-?

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    Quote Originally Posted by frogesque
    Must have been some event to rip a binary apart, swallow one and fling the other totally out of the Galaxy at ~.22c
    That's 0.0022c. Over an hour to cross the distance from here to the moon, not a few seconds.

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Dlugosz
    Quote Originally Posted by frogesque
    Must have been some event to rip a binary apart, swallow one and fling the other totally out of the Galaxy at ~.22c
    That's 0.0022c. Over an hour to cross the distance from here to the moon, not a few seconds.
    My BAD ops: missed the % sign when I read the post by tlbs101

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