as arnold would say, “stop whining!”
you can just learn science and not resort to clickbait titles like “i hate this waaah!”
Hmm yes, we are all pondering this spherical orb right now.
“A planatir is a dangerous tool, Sarumon”
I don’t understand what it shows. Instead of forcing me to make up some crazy shit, could someone explain it to me?
I think its just a circular logarithmic representation of the universe starting at Sol
just
I’ve recently learned Americans don’t do log tables in high school.
Log is the opposite of exponent, so log2 is the opposite of squared, log 3 the opposite of cubed. log4 opposite of x^4 etc
instead of making things relatively bigger, you’re going the other way and making things smaller, in the diagram this means that if the sun’s size is 1 unit, under log2 it would have to be twice as big as the sun to be represented as the same size as the sun, the closer you get to the edge the bigger it has to be to be represented as the same size as the sun
Not sure what Americans? It was absolutely part of our curriculum.
ah apologies. I take it back, then. Someone told me wrongly, obviously.
Log was absolutely a part of my American high school math curriculum, and while it may not make its way to everyone, many if not most Americans were exposed to it in school. But people have terrible memories when it comes to what they leaned in school, doubly so regarding math, quadruply so regarding higher-level math. Regardless of their level of educational exposure to math concepts, I certainly don’t expect the average American adult to be able to reliably do any math they learned outside of elementary school, myself included, because after a few decades of not practicing, not even thinking about those concepts, that knowledge is almost certainly gone or at least covered in a very heavy mat of mental cobwebs.
The further you look in the sky, the further back in time you are looking as well – there is no way to see what far way looks like “right now”. This image shows the visible universe as it appears from our perspective in spacetime, which necessarily smears together the “where”, “what”, and “when” of it all, but also shows the evolution through time of some of the larger structures.
The tendril things that converge into single celestial objects are clouds of gas condensing to form galaxies and clusters over billions of years.
Its obviously the eye of the goddess, who is a huge selfish dragon, which is why were all so screwed - we’re nothing more than a microscopic mote in the eye of a selfish dragon lesser demi-god.
Wait, is this not common knowledge?
it’s obviously a cop of coffee that looks like an eye
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Best explanation
Is that where the sperm swims to?
If your anus looks like this, it’s time to see your doctor.
It’s a bit gaping but not the worst I’ve seen
Have you really truly internetted if you haven’t seen goatse?
Doctor:
Omg we in an anus
This is what the world looks like when you step outside
But what about the attack on ganymede?
It reaches out it reaches out it reaches out it reaches out. One hundred and thirteen times a second, nothing answers and it reaches out.
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Remember the Cant
MitocondriSol: powerhouse of the cell.
The outer ring is made of 1-3 meter thick bedrock, but you can easily teleport through it. Just remember to bring enough material with you to make a portal to get back to our universe, otherwise you’ll have to starve yourself to death and respawn without your gear.
This comment got progressively better the more I read it
FAKE!
Even children know that the sun isn’t the center of the universe - it’s Earth. Duh!
Reminds me of Outer Wilds. Excellent game.
I can definitely hear the banjo playing in this image
HyperRogue is an awesome game!
For those wondering, this is a (cropped) version of a art piece called “The Celestial Zoo”.
The original:
So - bad OP for not giving credit/ citing reference?
No, just for those that wanted a more “in depth” understanding of the image.
