Posted on Oct 14, 2019
Something Is Happening To The Milky Way...Even Scientists Don't Know What It Is!
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Good Monday Afternoon my RP Friends! If you have an interest in space, I found this unbelievable video that discusses the "Great Attractor" some 2 million light years away... There are some ads through out, but it is a very interesting scientific piece of space research and findings...
This video is one that should be watched when you have some free time - about 15 minutes, as it is somewhat mind boggling and you may need a breather or three to understand the physics of space to understand what is going on..., but our galaxy and others around us are being pulled in to this "Great Attractor... Much is still to be learned to understand what this is really all about... As the saying goes,... The more you know the more you find out you do not know... and that seems to be the case here!
I totally advise everyone to watch this full screen on the largest screen you can for full effect...
I hope those interested will thoroughly enjoy it!!!
Kerry
This video is one that should be watched when you have some free time - about 15 minutes, as it is somewhat mind boggling and you may need a breather or three to understand the physics of space to understand what is going on..., but our galaxy and others around us are being pulled in to this "Great Attractor... Much is still to be learned to understand what this is really all about... As the saying goes,... The more you know the more you find out you do not know... and that seems to be the case here!
I totally advise everyone to watch this full screen on the largest screen you can for full effect...
I hope those interested will thoroughly enjoy it!!!
Kerry
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Thank you, my friend Sgt (Join to see) for posting the interesting video interpretation focused on "the great attractor" apparently drawing in many galaxies. The Zone of Avoidance redubbed "the great attractor" in 1986.
The "big bang" dated at 14 billion years is interesting :-)
The Milky Way galaxy obscures 20% of the universe from our view. Yet the placement of the solar system and the earth at the outer region of the Milky Way enables 80% of the universe to be viewable.
Thankfully God is in complete control of all that exists including the universe and all that we consider space.
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The "big bang" dated at 14 billion years is interesting :-)
The Milky Way galaxy obscures 20% of the universe from our view. Yet the placement of the solar system and the earth at the outer region of the Milky Way enables 80% of the universe to be viewable.
Thankfully God is in complete control of all that exists including the universe and all that we consider space.
FYI PO1 H Gene Lawrence SMSgt Lawrence McCarter SSG William Jones MSgt David Hoffman SP5 Jeannie Carle SPC Chris Bayner-Cwik SGT Steve McFarland SSG Michael Noll SPC Margaret Higgins COL Mikel J. Burroughs SFC (Join to see)SGT Robert R.
CPT Tommy CurtisSGT (Join to see)Col Carl Whicker
SFC Jack ChampionPO2 John ZodunCpl James R. " Jim" Gossett Jr
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PO2 John Zodun
Awesome video Sgt Kerry Harkins thanks for sharing it with us and my friend LTC Stephen Ford Sir for the information you shared as well and for the mention
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
Sgt (Join to see) Agree and at least we don't seem to fear the unknown as much as a century or two ago. I have no doubt that scientists studying space will figure it out.
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen - Probably not in our lifetime, John, but yet again we have been surprised before... LOL!
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