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What’s even more surprising is that it also came out of the middle of nowhere, and astrophysicists have no idea how far it is; they know it can’t be closer than 130 light-years and further than 11 billion light-years. The object just wasn’t there before, it is now, and it doesn’t behave in any known way, making us arrive at one simple conclusion, that they have no idea what it is.
Originally posted by SuperSlovak
they know it can’t be closer than 130 light-years and further than 11 billion light-years.
Originally posted by SuperSlovak
If it is planet x we have a LONG TIME. Its millions of light years away.
Originally posted by Now_Then
Originally posted by SuperSlovak
they know it can’t be closer than 130 light-years and further than 11 billion light-years.
Is'nt that a bit of a big margin? Give or take 10,000,000,870 light years
Bit like saying 'I know I left the remote control by the TV, or it could be in south America, or Mars... Don't just sit there, help me look for it!!'