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• Kappa

  #brainfuck
  Stars, like our Sun, are much brighter and bigger than the Earth. But only a handfull have, even with our best technology, been resolved as anything larger than just than just a single point.
  From 1/1000th of a lightyear away, our own Sun would look like every other star in the sky, a single point to the naked eye. Only about as the largest star, not our sun, in our night sky.
  From 91 lightyears away, the 'point' of our Sun would dim to a level, undetectable by the naked eye, it would dissapear.
  Which means, that if there is life out there, systems, around the stars we have gazed at in the night sky, and written stories about them since humanity began, chances are, we are not part of their constellations or stories. We're a dark patch in the sky to them, an ignorable emptiness framing other stars, the ones they gaze at. While not knowing that, we're here, or that there is anything here. It's like we never existed.

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• Blubbersok

  Goed, meestal verzin ik zo nu een excuus dat ik echt wel wist dat je jarig was, maar eigenlijk had ik echt geen flauw idee Maar gefeliciteerd dus Sorry dat ik zo hard faal

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• Kappa

  Happy B-day! Hope u become a BigLadd soon Kappa

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• Fett

  

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• Fett

  

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