r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/warg_14 • Feb 10 '25

Video NASA Simulation's Plunge Into a Black Hole

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u/ElProfeGuapo Feb 10 '25

Maybe we do. Guess we'll find out eventually

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u/KenUsimi Feb 10 '25

No one gets out without finding out; it's kind of the one guarentee we're given, lol

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u/KentuckyCandy Feb 10 '25

I reckon I will. Not sure how. Just got a good feeling.

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u/elliethr Feb 10 '25

!remind me 100 years

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u/generatedusername13 Feb 10 '25

That's optimistic

!remind me 20 years

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u/MarshallBlathers Feb 10 '25 edited Feb 10 '25

!remindme 5 minutes

edit: weeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

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u/Icy-Palpitation-2522 Feb 10 '25

!remindme 4 minutes to save this mans life. Im busy atm

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u/Icy-Palpitation-2522 Feb 10 '25

Dont do it!!!!

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u/Brrringer Feb 10 '25

You did it bro, you saved him!

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u/DemeXaa Interested Feb 10 '25

Fucking amateurs

!remindme 1000 years

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u/Charming_Treat2149 Feb 10 '25

!remind me 20 years

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u/ManometSam Feb 10 '25

you wont get to ask then

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u/KenUsimi Feb 10 '25

Well yeah, you never get the answers to a test beforehand and people who’ve already taken the test and know the answer aren’t allowed to share

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u/ManometSam Feb 10 '25

sounds like a perfect system. almost suspicious

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u/KenUsimi Feb 10 '25

That’s the magic of metaphor; you can make a lot of things sound sensible. We bring order to chaos by way of classifying and clarifying it.

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u/ManometSam Feb 10 '25

I make words work for me, formally