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16. very nice chart!

Sat Feb 25, 2023, 03:26 PM

Feb 2023

I hadn't seen that one before ... it's seriously cool, thanks!

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Question for astronomy buffs, [View all] grumpyduck Feb 2023 OP

Probably from under my refrigerator. Check for cat fur. Ocelot II Feb 2023 #1

Cosmic colllisions can have small amounts that Tetrachloride Feb 2023 #2

AFAIK, it's just yous ... dweller Feb 2023 #3

Well, that explains why sometimes grumpyduck Feb 2023 #5

Yes I think it does mean that. Haggard Celine Feb 2023 #6

Yeah, but where did *that* extremely dense matter come from? Ocelot II Feb 2023 #12

That's the question. Haggard Celine Feb 2023 #14

Creatio ex nihilo? Ocelot II Feb 2023 #15

Here, hope this helps ✌🏻 dweller Feb 2023 #8

Is Starbucks between 48 and 49? 3Hotdogs Feb 2023 #9

1st Avenue & 75th St. dweller Feb 2023 #10

Ah. Thanx. 3Hotdogs Feb 2023 #11

Cool! Ocelot II Feb 2023 #13

very nice chart! CloudWatcher Feb 2023 #16

Oh, wow! PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2023 #20

Not Exactly ProfessorGAC Feb 2023 #19

I suspect much of it comes from star ejections and star explosions. Gore1FL Feb 2023 #4

I believe I heard on NOVA or some other type show. Pobeka Feb 2023 #7

Most of the gas is primordial. Igel Feb 2023 #17

Thanks so much, folks. grumpyduck Feb 2023 #18