no place to run to baby, no place to hide, (Martha Reeves)

[GregV814]

Run for your lives again, Please!!!! Part 17.....

Just a quick note: We're all gonna die this summer, plan accordingly.

1) Solar Eclipse next month..
2) Geothermal explosion before September
3) some sort of "once in a lifetime" explosion of a Star, coming soon.

Get your affairs in order, lower your Venetian blinds, buy some PF 50, Watch Ophara.

 

[buddscreek]

can i still mail in my uncle joe ballets?

 

[SamSpade]

Run for your lives again, Please!!!! Part 17.....

Just a quick note: We're all gonna die this summer, plan accordingly.

1) Solar Eclipse next month..
2) Geothermal explosion before September
3) some sort of "once in a lifetime" explosion of a Star, coming soon.

Get your affairs in order, lower your Venetian blinds, buy some PF 50, Watch Ophara.

Haven't heard about #2 - I do know the other two have zero likelihood of doing any harm to anyone. Solar eclipses happen often - about every 18 months - it's just that so many of them happen over ocean or uninhabited land. And even if the very closest star other than the Sun were to explode - it wouldn't affect us for generations and it would be minimal.

 

[Kyle]

Haven't heard about #2 - I do know the other two have zero likelihood of doing any harm to anyone. Solar eclipses happen often - about every 18 months - it's just that so many of them happen over ocean or uninhabited land. And even if the very closest star other than the Sun were to explode - it wouldn't affect us for generations and it would be minimal.

I'm hoping Betelgeuse will finally go in my lifetime. 600ly or so.

It'd be an awesome sight.

 

[stgislander]

Good thing I still have my Bill Nye The Science Guy eclipse viewing glasses from 2017.

 

[Kyle]

Good thing I still have my Bill Nye The Science Guy eclipse viewing glasses from 2017.

He ripped them off from Professor Proton.

 

[vraiblonde]

We're all gonna die this summer

Thank GOD! I could use the downtime.

 

[GregV814]

Once-In-A-Lifetime Nova Explosion Will Lighten Up Wyoming's Skies This Year

Scientists are predicting a once-in-a-lifetime nova explosion before September. The light from the nova explosion, which happened 3,000 years ago, will reach Earth and be visible to the naked eye. Wyoming will be a great spot to view it.

cowboystatedaily.com

Haven't heard about #2 - I do know the other two have zero likelihood of doing any harm to anyone. Solar eclipses happen often - about every 18 months - it's just that so many of them happen over ocean or uninhabited land. And even if the very closest star other than the Sun were to explode - it wouldn't affect us for generations and it would be minimal.