So every star we see in the sky is a different solar system

[KING MEAT]

Anyone ever thought about the earths core being an internal sun and theres another planet below us?

[IceTrayDaGang]

i always thought those stars were the great kings looking down on us???

[boxingfan91]

Anyone ever thought about the earths core being an internal sun and theres another planet below us?

You dumb mudafocka u

[PRINCEKOOL]

If live in a inner city area or place with any light pollution? I doubt you have ever seen the stars properly from earth. Apparently on a clear night, in a place with zero artificial light you can see space in by far greater detail.

[Earl-Hickey]

Also, in the middle of every galaxy are masses of ultramassive black holes that are so dense, so big, and is under pressure so incomprehensibly great that they bend time and reality. The forces are so massive and wild, that reality and time collapses into itself.

The state of reality in the core of a galaxy is entirely unknown and inexplainable.

Imagine that in the middle of the galaxy is a vacuum of gravity so intense that it holds hundreds of billions of stars together.

If you go to the core of the galaxy, an area of space the size of a ping pong ball would weigh more than septillions of tons. And imagine if you could look microscopically into the core of the galaxy. The gravity, the pressure, the state of reality would be absolutely unimaginable.

Actually no, in the center of the galaxy is a space alien that poses as god, but don't worry captain kirk gets him blown up. I saw it in star trek 5

[DARKSEID]

Anyone ever thought about the earths core being an internal sun and theres another planet below us?

The deeper you go into an object of massive gravity, the stronger the gravity gets.

So you have to imagine what kind of material is in the planet's core that can withstand that kind of pressure and gravity, that is greater than everything outside of it, and can keep the planet's entire mass together and the moon in orbit.

Nobody actually knows what's in the planet's core precisely for that reason, because the gravity and forces are so great and intense.

Anything can be possible really.

What's an even bigger mind trip is, imagining what could be in the sun's core, or what's in a hypergiant star millions of times bigger than the sun, or in a super-massive black hole.

What kind of state can matter possibly be in under that much gravity and pressure. It's unfathomable.

[KING MEAT]

The deeper you go into an object of massive gravity, the stronger the gravity gets.

So you have to imagine what kind of material is in the planet's core that can withstand that kind of pressure and gravity, that is greater than everything outside of it, and can keep the planet's entire mass together and the moon in orbit.

Nobody actually knows what's in the planet's core precisely for that reason, because the gravity and forces are so great and intense.

Anything can be possible really.

What's an even bigger mind trip is, imagining what could be in the sun's core, or what's in a hypergiant star millions of times bigger than the sun, or in a super-massive black hole.

What kind of state can matter possibly be in under that much gravity and pressure. It's unfathomable.

Gravity could work different done there... Also applies to other planets. Who says only the outer shell of a planet is the only place inhabitle?..

[-Kev-]

Shut up, Kev.

No one likes you, and yo momma dresses you funny.

You ol' dude from No Country for Old Men haircut having ass.

Ol' Megatron boxhead lookin' ass.

Ol' Clint Eastwood's jawline from Magnum Force lookin' ass.

Lol. No Country for Old Men is a classic.

[MaD RoBoT]

"but but but those stars were just inside the dome of the earth"

- Flat Earther, probably