Black Hole Fires at Neighboring Galaxy

[m1thr0s]

Check out some of the animations on this astonishing discovery...

http://chandra.harvard.edu/photo/2007/3c321/

thanks to Naomi for the lead...

m1

[Amur]

I actually had the luck of Catching a Gamma-ray-burst from 6 billion years ago when tripping out on psychedelics close to 30.03.03. Quite magickal date really heh. Now I'm sitting on this technology and waiting to see where it should be placed. For some reason I got a bit too proud over this and expanded a bit too much for my taste heh. It certainly changed the world but let's see where it leads to. Still alot of work to do on alot of different layers, not really sure consciously what the fuck I'm up to...

[fr.novumorganum]

yeah i saw that last week; they were calling it the real death star lol

[Frater CaO]

This is some amazing stuff! I wonder what wonders will come out of this.
Maybe the mayans where on to something with their 2011 stuff after all ;)

[Amur]

If i remember correctly there are simultanous supernovas going off that are hitting earth in the near future, not sure if it will wipe out humanity or not but it was something from the Creator I suppose. Might well be insane also but not sure. We'll all certainly know when/if it happens so I suppose it's a win-win situation. Or then I'm just another 'world-end' waiter heh. Might be like that also. All I know was that it was very beautiful to watch :)

[m1thr0s]

adds a whole new meaning to the term *popcorn*...

might be like instant samadhi on a global scale for all we know...

I'm guessing I'm a tad more employable in that environment. :cool:

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[Amur]

might be like instant samadhi on a global scale for all we know...


Yes that was certainly included in the message that's about to erupt from every possible place hehe. I can just imagine how the normal ppl will behave when this hits them.

[deviadah]

Have you noticed it is in the constellation: Serpens (http://chandra.harvard.edu/photo/constellations/serpens.html)

http://chandra.harvard.edu/graphics/constellations/serpens_med.jpg

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h18/deviadah/Centaurus.jpg (http://www.atnf.csiro.au/news/press/images/trw_alliance/Centaurus_A.jpg)
Click on image for large...

:cool:

[Naomi]

"AUSTIN, Texas - Our home galaxy could be chock-full of rogue black holes that devour anything that crosses their paths, new computer simulations suggest."

"if the roughly 150 to 200 globular clusters known to reside in the Milky Way have spawned intermediate-sized black holes, 100 or more of them are probably wandering invisibly around our galaxy, the researchers conclude."

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22574560/

[Darkwater]

They are just *stations*,shortcuts,wormholes,gateways to the shrunken universe & lots of nice entities.

All part of the bath-tub neccessary to keep us afloat in between the shrunken & expanded universes.

http://chandra.harvard.edu/photo/2007/3c321/animations.html#3c321_anim1

this is my favourite image,not a rogue but the plug hole at the centre of the Milky Way.