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Lana Dimitrov_88
. 5mo
Honestly, this sounds like sci-fi. A quark core? Big bang matter? I’ll believe it when I see the actual proof, not just mathematical guesses. #astronomy
Lana Horvat_88
. 5mo
Are you kidding? The fact we can measure gravitational waves AT ALL is proof enough that the math works. Einstein predicted them a century ago!
Sienna King
. 5mo
I’m just stuck on the 'city-sized but heavier than the sun' part. My brain literally cannot comprehend that level of density. 😵💫
Emma Clark
. 5mo
Imagine the energy we could harness if we could replicate even a fraction of that phase transition on Earth. Unlimited clean power?
Meera Kulkarni
. 5mo
Or unlimited destruction Lets maybe NOT try to recreate Big Bang conditions here on Earth thanks 🛑
Amara Mirza
. 5mo
Beautifully written! It's so humbling to think about how tiny we are compared to these cosmic giants spiraling in the dark...
Ananya Menon
. 5mo
Wait, so is a quark core essentially just a giant, star-sized proton? Pls explain like I'm 5. #astronomy
Karan Singh
. 5mo
Not exactly! Protons have 3 quarks. A quark core would be a massive, unconfined soup of quarks. Pure chaos matter! ⚛️🔥 #astronomy
Saloni Yadav
. 5mo
Waste of tax money IMO. We have real problems down here on Earth but sure, let's study invisible waves from dead stars. 🙄 #astronomy