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The record-breaking radio frequency signal, picked up by the Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope (GMRT) in India, came from the galaxy SDSSJ0826+5630, located 8.8 billion light-years from Earth, meaning the signal was emitted when the universe was roughly a third of its current age.
The signal is an emission line from the universe's most primordial element: neutral hydrogen. In the aftermath of the Big Bang, this element existed throughout the cosmos as a turbulent fog from which the first stars and galaxies eventually formed. Astronomers have long searched for distant signals from neutral hydrogen in the hope of finding the moment the first stars began to shine, but those signals have proved difficult to spot, given the extraordinary distances involved."
What if Kamala Harris was the person telling you about this? You most likely wouldn't believe a single thing she said.
Let's assume you're like me and have no clue what they're talking about. Do you take their word for it that they somehow 'heard something' from '9 billion light years away' when you have absolutely no concept of what that distance might actually be combined with the fact that it is also a measure of time, not just distance?
Delve a little deeper - they are saying they 'heard' a gaseous elelment that was emitted so long ago the sun itself didn't exist when it occured.
And they 'heard' it by using a theorem suggested by Einstein before he himself knew what it was.
Okay - here's my point. There are certain things in our lives that we have to accept and certain others we will selectively choose not to, not because we do or do not understand them, but because we can make the choice to accept or reject things based on our own free will.
Your idea of what's right and wrong may be completely different from mine. Your acceptance of facts may not be on the same level as mine. That's how and why we agree to disagree more often then not. Point is, we can choose to believe what is true. It's that simple. If we agree, fine. If we don't, that's fine too.
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I prefer to keep a cat around instead of a dog. Our property isn't that big (just 1/4 acre) and dogs need lots of room to run around and I'm too friggin' lazy and selfish to get in the truck and bring a dog to a place where it can do that and stand there watching him/her while she does it. Also - like me - cats are lazy and selfish, so that would be kinda a natural fit, right? PLUS - they do stupid shit like this on a daily basis, so they have that going for them, to. AND - you don't have to try and find a stranger's garbage can to get rid of the bag of shit you just picked up from your dog, so there's that, too. Juss' sayin.
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I think we gotta assume the guy made it because obviously the guy who took the picture made it out, right? Or maybe not? I hate making assumptions.
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So - how effective is online advertising nowadays?
No matter what website you go to anymore, there's gonna be some kinda ad popping up or featured, right? So I was researching something last night and this ad appeared on the front page of AOL:
No matter what website you go to anymore, there's gonna be some kinda ad popping up or featured, right? So I was researching something last night and this ad appeared on the front page of AOL:
That's the real ad. Swear to god.
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