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science (remember them?) have spotted a supernova brighter than the Milky Way, the light of which began traveling when life on Earth began to evolve -- (link)
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slipping jimmy (aka chris)
Jan 18 '16, 12:02
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http://www.cnet.com/news/spotted-in-space-an-explosion-far-brighter-than-the-entire-milky-way/
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I read about this yesterday. The thing that got me is if it was in our own galaxy, there would be no nighttime on Earth -- nm
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crash davis
Jan 18, 12:04
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vampires would go extinct! -- nm
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Beaker
Jan 18, 12:06
businesses would have to spend a fortune on their "open all night" signs and whatnot -- nm
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slipping jimmy
Jan 18, 12:05
dooooom? -- nm
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Beaker
Jan 18, 12:03
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or aliens -- nm
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slipping jimmy
Jan 18, 12:04
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definitely aliens -- nm
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oblique
Jan 18, 12:06
these X-Files tie-ins are getting ridiculous -- nm
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Beaker
Jan 18, 12:05
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