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[quote name='JadenxAtemYAOI' timestamp='1327198241' post='5775117']
There is a meteor expected to come for us in several hundred years and the sun is expected to supernova in a thousand or something.
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[url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/(29075)_1950_DA"]1950 DA[/url] will come into play in ~2880, so you're right there. As for the Sun, it doesn't have enough mass to nova: however, it will probably go red giant in 4.5-7 billion years, which is a long time ahead of us. Nice try though.

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[quote name='JadenxAtemYAOI' timestamp='1327198241' post='5775117']
There is a meteor expected to come for us in several hundred years and the sun is expected to supernova in a thousand or something.
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You don't know anything about the Sun, like, at all. The Sun will keep getting hotter and all water will boil away in 1 billion or so years.

OT: Why did the government leave the image up on their Domain? Why not just delete it?

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[quote name='Legend Zero' timestamp='1327200151' post='5775130']
You don't know anything about the Sun, like, at all. The Sun will keep getting hotter and all water will boil away in 1 billion or so years.

OT: Why did the government leave the image up on their Domain? Why not just delete it?
[/quote]Do you know what exactly the sun is? It is a star with constant nuclear fusion that requires a large amount of energy that we as humans cannot control at the moment. With constant burning hot gases and particles such as sulfur, hydrogen, and nitrogen. Hydrogen being the most flammable. The sun is estimated to have been around 4.57 billion years. During the major part of the lives of stars, their lives, most stars on the Main Sequence will create their energy by the process of hydrogen fusion, the process of fusing two hydrogen atoms to create one helium atom. Energy is created because a helium atom weighs slightly less than the two hydrogen atoms and the excess mass is converted into energy as related by Einstein's famous equation E=m*c2. Our sun is currently in this stage of converting hydrogen to helium. Our sun is currently in the Red Giant form so Hydrogen Fusion is currently being done. Hydrogen fusion also occurs at this point in a shell around the helium core. Pressures there have also increased enough for hydrogen to fuse. Life expectancy from here on is about 100,000,000 years.

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[quote name='JadenxAtemYAOI' timestamp='1327205627' post='5775280']
Do you know what exactly the sun is? It is a star with constant nuclear fusion that requires a large amount of energy that we as humans cannot control at the moment. With constant burning hot gases and particles such as sulfur, hydrogen, and nitrogen. Hydrogen being the most flammable. The sun is estimated to have been around 4.57 billion years. During the major part of the lives of stars, their lives, most stars on the Main Sequence will create their energy by the process of hydrogen fusion, the process of fusing two hydrogen atoms to create one helium atom. Energy is created because a helium atom weighs slightly less than the two hydrogen atoms and the excess mass is converted into energy as related by Einstein's famous equation E=m*c2. Our sun is currently in this stage of converting hydrogen to helium. Our sun is currently in the Red Giant form so Hydrogen Fusion is currently being done. Hydrogen fusion also occurs at this point in a shell around the helium core. Pressures there have also increased enough for hydrogen to fuse. Life expectancy from here on is about 100,000,000 years.
[/quote]Check YOUR facts, the sun won't enter red giant stage for a few billion years.

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[quote name='Legend Zero' timestamp='1327200151' post='5775130']
You don't know anything about the Sun, like, at all. The Sun will keep getting hotter and all water will boil away in 1 billion or so years.

OT: Why did the government leave the image up on their Domain? Why not just delete it?
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Because they would love to Fap to thier "Great Haul" every single day that's why :P. RIP Megaupload. Oh well, 5 more sites will pop up tot ake its place anyway so I wouldn't worry too much.

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[quote name='JadenxAtemYAOI' timestamp='1327261434' post='5775990']
Check yours. It actually is. Ames Research center provided the news not long ago.
[/quote]Link to source please. Every other source I've seen says it will reach Red Giant stage in around 5-9 billion years.
Wikipidias source says 7.5 billion: [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_giant#The_Sun_as_a_red_giant"]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_giant#The_Sun_as_a_red_giant[/url]

If the sun were a Red Giant we'd be dead :mellow:

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[quote name='Horus.' timestamp='1327268268' post='5776147']
Link to source please. Every other source I've seen says it will reach Red Giant stage in around 5-9 billion years.
Wikipidias source says 7.5 billion: [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_giant#The_Sun_as_a_red_giant"]http://en.wikipedia...._as_a_red_giant[/url]

If the sun were a Red Giant we'd be dead :mellow:
[/quote][url="http://www.nasa.gov/centers/ames/home/index.html"]http://www.nasa.gov/centers/ames/home/index.html[/url]

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[quote name='JadenxAtemYAOI' timestamp='1327198241' post='5775117']
There is a meteor expected to come for us in several hundred years and the [b]sun is expected to [u]supernova[/u][/b] in a thousand or something.
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This is what started it, so you're in the wrong. It is fact that our Sun isn't even close to big enough to Supernova, and it never will.

Get back on topic. If you want to argue about space then do so in an appropriate place, not someone else's thread.

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[quote name='david ice' timestamp='1327328462' post='5777054']
most torrents are not high quality, in other word the videos are ugly.And there are not always available unlike downloading from servers
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You serious bro?
If you get the torrents from a good server it's likely to be in HQ. You can even see if it's a DVDRip or not in the description of the torrent. If you don't know a DVDRip is a torrent which has been taken off a DVD, so same quality. Disadvantages of servers are greater, it usually [i]is [/i]LQ and it often buffers. In my experience anyways.

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[quote name='Ryan Element' timestamp='1327333360' post='5777123']
SOPA = Stop online piracy act. Morally, they are sort of in the right. Doesn't change my own personal views about the whole thing though.
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Pretty sure this topic isn't on SOPA though.

[quote name='Astro Dude' timestamp='1327333034' post='5777116']
What about UploadC, Putlocker, Userporn, BBVideo and Videobam?
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Like I said, they can't think of the other options.

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