Blood curdling news from the City - (cont)

**sasguru** · 7 November 2011, 17:02

Probably because no one on here trusts your capacity to understand data or make judgements thereon.

**scooterscot** · 7 November 2011, 18:47

The city is like one of those giant stars wobbling during the last moments of fusion, followed by a brief period of darkness and then kaboom.

Pretty to look at and about as significant as a fart in a jacuzzi.

**sasguru** · 7 November 2011, 20:26

Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

The city is like one of those giant stars wobbling during the last moments of fusion, followed by a brief period of darkness and then kaboom.

Pretty to look at and about as significant as a fart in a jacuzzi.

Ah diddums. You seem to have had a bad experience in the City.
Was that when you were living in luxury in Hyde Park?

The City has been around for 400 years and will still be around when your insignificant remains have turned to dust.

HTH

**Cliphead** · 7 November 2011, 20:51

Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

The city is like one of those giant stars wobbling during the last moments of fusion, followed by a brief period of darkness and then kaboom.

Pretty to look at and about as significant as a fart in a jacuzzi.

A supernova isn't insignificant, if it wasn't for such an event you wouldn't be here.

**scooterscot** · 7 November 2011, 21:02

Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

A supernova isn't insignificant, if it wasn't for such an event you wouldn't be here.

How so?

**Cliphead** · 7 November 2011, 21:10

Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

How so?

Well, it's physics, chemisty and a bit of luck. Inside a star is made some of the elements, when a star explodes it spreads those elements out into space, eventually a new star forms, creates more complex elements and so on.

We're all made of star stuff.

**scooterscot** · 7 November 2011, 21:21

Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

Well, it's physics, chemisty and a bit of luck. Inside a star is made some of the elements, when a star explodes it spreads those elements out into space, eventually a new star forms, creates more complex elements and so on.

We're all made of star stuff.

Gosh your older than I thought.

**Cliphead** · 7 November 2011, 21:24

Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

Gosh your older than I thought.

With age comes wisdom

My degree is in astronomy, I knew it would be useful eventually...

**scooterscot** · 7 November 2011, 21:32

Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

With age comes wisdom

My degree is in astronomy, I knew it would be useful eventually...

Mine is in Engineering then Math, supernova did not come up.

So what happens once all the stars have gone supernova does the greek letter for infinity still exist?

Blood curdling news from the City - (cont)