Have you ever thought how fast we are all travelling though actual space?
>>17035957FTL through space with the expansion. Space will start going back in time.
>>17035957>>17035963blair?
Sure. We're traveling through space anywhere between 0 and 300 million m/s, depending on the frame of reference.
>>17035957its insane, we should be constantly throwing our guts up
>>17035957Why? You want to write me a ticket? Am I under arrest?!
>>17036181We just having a voluntary conversation at this juncture.
We cannot comprehend it but if you know the maths you can kinda tell that its really fast
>>17035957What do you mean? I'm not moving at all. It's just everything else that is moving. Oh, and I did not steal that cookie! The entire universe moved to where that cookie was in my hand, then moved back.
>>17035957fast implies distance (space) and time. I think Einstein showed they were manifestations of some singular force (spacetime)
>>17036336Yes, you need both space and time (along with mass) to have a force since force is specifically defined as kg*m/s^2
I'm more concerned about where we are actually going, our galaxy I mean.who's driving the bus and whats the destination?!? NOBODY IS DRIVING THE BUS
So let me get this straight, if i fly really fast every star becomes a black hole?
>>17035957I'm not moving relative to anything that matters to me.Oh, my home galaxy is moving at a few percent c to the local cluster? Whoop tee doo.
>>17035957Assuming all those hazards out there are real (or at least the level of danger) it is interesting to think about all that's been survived, especially when phenomenon on the surface can suddenly take a person out.
