astrominy at a glance

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astrominy at a glance

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i hypothesize that there could possibly be stars sand rocky planets the size of galaxies.
AdmiralAcid

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i don't think they would be rocky planets because enough mass/gravity super heats and trashes the elements.

a planet that size would be like me after a pizza and some beer - a gaseous giant
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trust me, in logic if rocky mass and fusion matter { stars } can be the size of city's or solar systems, than they can be as big as galaxies.
AdmiralAcid

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i was just thinking of critical pressure or a critical point of such a large mass.

i rule nothing out though. How would a planet like that form?
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its easy for a Galaxy sized star " all mater within the Galaxy, is pulled into the center before the core goes nova, because stars like ours need fuel, the more fusion-matter the bigger the star.

and as for galactic-planitoyds, if the matter sourounding a massive Galaxy core that is made of a Gas giant, once the gravity becomes exponential it would have no critical, and its gravity would reach the point of a Galaxy core, pulling in all degree of matter, creating a Galaxy sized planetoids.
Raybdbomb

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lol wtf is astrominy
Hobo_Bill

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Ray beat me to it.. was wondering if I really was that out of touch, or if someone just toked a bit too much reefer before typing the subject line.
AdmiralAcid

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an astrominy???
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a bit of bolth lol, out of touch and refer in the van.
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