The universe blows my mind thinking about it (Another Space Thread)
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The Universe is inside you
Cartwheel galaxy sound gay as hell. What is it? A bunch off nikkas doing cartwheels? Why the fukk nikkas trying to explore that shyt? You mean to tell me they couldn’t find a more playa galaxy to journey to? Who in they right mind traveling 500 million light years to see some nikkas do cartwheels?
The coolest part is that because of how light travels, you're actually viewing millions and millions of years in the past. 
What mainly interests me, though, is the life that's almost assuredly out there.
It would be unlike anything we have ever seen on this planet, as it would have undergone entirely separate evolution from us.
As crazy as the life we see here is, whatever is out there is orders of magnitude more strange. I mean, this is from Earth:
We can't even imagine the other kinds of life. All movies featuring aliens are creatures that have terrestrial traits, from Greys (which are clearly humanoid/anthropoid in appearance) to squid-like creatures. It shows just how foreign aliens actually will be that we can't imagine anything different to what we already have here.
Fermi Paradox ruins this for me, though.
What mainly interests me, though, is the life that's almost assuredly out there.
It would be unlike anything we have ever seen on this planet, as it would have undergone entirely separate evolution from us.
As crazy as the life we see here is, whatever is out there is orders of magnitude more strange. I mean, this is from Earth:
We can't even imagine the other kinds of life. All movies featuring aliens are creatures that have terrestrial traits, from Greys (which are clearly humanoid/anthropoid in appearance) to squid-like creatures. It shows just how foreign aliens actually will be that we can't imagine anything different to what we already have here.
Fermi Paradox ruins this for me, though.
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I strongly believe the cephalopod octopus/squid family has to be from another galaxy. This space shyt is beyond out comprehension thoThe coolest part is that because of how light travels, you're actually viewing millions and millions of years in the past.
What mainly interests me, though, is the life that's almost assuredly out there.
It would be unlike anything we have ever seen on this planet, as it would have undergone entirely separate evolution from us.
As crazy as the life we see here is, whatever is out there is orders of magnitude more strange. I mean, this is from Earth:
We can't even imagine the other kinds of life. All movies featuring aliens are creatures that have terrestrial traits, from Greys (which are clearly humanoid/anthropoid in appearance) to squid-like creatures. It shows just how foreign aliens actually will be that we can't imagine anything different to what we already have here.
Fermi Paradox ruins this for me, though.
I find it irritating and borderline insulting for all that stuff to exist, but for us to never be able to see (or use) any of it. Humanity out here Perpetual window shopping.
I feel like stevie wonder in a no-touching strip club. Its like some big celestial joke by God.
