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Hippie Bowman
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Good morning everyone and happy holidays! I know I have been away a long time. And all of you deserve an explanation. For many years I did the breakfast club. In the end I knew it had run it's course

Sukubia Scarmon
Sukubia Scarmon

Okay, I abadoned my Lindenhome now, and opend up a ticket for the abandond land I want to own. Here's fingers crossed I did everything right. Can't wait! Woho! 

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Rhonda's thoughtful thought of the day: If you love someone, set them free.  You will know your love is true if they don't press charges.

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Good morning all! Today is Hubble 25th birthday, and those images are just amazing! This shooting, called eXtreme deep field, or "extremely deep field" made by Hubble is simply the deepest photograph of the universe. Galaxies that can be seen are the most distant ever observed by humans. So far away that the light captured by the NASA telescope to make this picture, or rather this collection of over 2,000 images, was issued by these galaxies some 13.2 billion years ago.

Hugs you all and happy weekend! :)

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Hippie Bowman wrote:

Happy Saturday all! Fantastic Maddy!  The vastness of our universe never ceases to amaze me!  /me waves to Karen!  Hugs Val!!

Peace!

NASA scientists have extrapolated from data obtained by the Kepler telescope (and other sources) to estimate the number of planets in the Milky Way that are in the "habitable zone" at... 40 Billion. The Milky Way is just one of what's estimated to be more than 100 Billion galaxies in our Universe. There are theories positing an infinite number of universes.

"Vast" just doesn't do justice to the truth of astronomical numbers, does it?

Happy Saturday, you infinitesimal Kids!!!

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