Space is frightening.

In our world we live in a area full of death.

Astroids
Comets
Meteors
Blackholes
Quasars
Neuonstars
Gamma burst
Aliens who are evil and want to murder offtopic cuz there bullies



I really am frightened :(

/dinosaurs

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I_NO wrote:

In our world we live in a area full of death.

Astroids
Comets
Meteors
Blackholes
Quasars
Neuonstars
Gamma burst
Aliens who are evil and want to murder offtopic cuz there bullies



I really am frightened :(

/dinosaurs

cool

Watch your tongue ~throws a rock at u

Space is not frightening, the earth is just beautiful.

Peace,

-Boem-

space is a lie

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I_NO wrote:

Aliens who are evil and want to murder offtopic cuz there bullies

You shouldn't call Support aliens...

And, what are you worried about; haven't you read Ender's Game?

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TheVibeOfDeath wrote:

space is a lie

Oh, go listen to some Lacuna Coil.

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I_NO wrote:

In our world we live in a area full of death.

[...]

I really am frightened :(

... yet somehow, you manage. :\

Meteors aren't scary in the lightest, it's a meteorite or asteroid that gets vaporized in the atmosphere and never hit the ground.

Comets are made out of ice for the most part, if they were to enter our atmosphere, they would be vaporized.

Black holes are no different than any other celestial body in the sense that stuff simply gravitate around it. It's no more scary than a star.

Quasars comes from matter ejected from a super massive black hole (which is only found at the center of a galaxy) so it's no threat to us.

Not sure what you mean by neuonstar, neutron star? That's the remains of a star that went supernova without becoming a black hole. It's no threat to anything in that state and anything nearby would have been destroyed during the supernova that would precede this state.

Gamma burst are extremely rare and have, so far, always been detected from coming outside our galaxy, so while it is something incredible by its very nature, odds of it happening in a form that affect us is extremely slim.

Aliens that could come over and visit us would quickly see that attacking us would be pointless because, even in the event that they could wipe us without any loss, it would still take a lot of resources to do so due to our numbers and they wouldn't be able to dominate us like cattle due to our intelligence. If they are able to come on this planet, they can go on planets that are inhabited. For earth to become a realistic option, it would mean they ran out of options elsewhere, which, unless they colonized and populated the entire galaxy in a very short amount of time (essentially, saying they couldn't travel outside of our galaxy) which is quite unlikely. I don't see this happening unless and until we can be a threat.


A large asteroid impact is the most likely one of those happenstance to end us and it's still an extremely small probability. If mankind doesn't end itself, it's much more likely that the sun will do it than anything else.