Thanks. So, shall we test if there is a black hole on that radius? I'd be glad to check for traces!

When did the bluewhale come? I believe that the black holes birth is 114 years after that!

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hmm. I'll check wiki, do you have a safer source then wiki?

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600 till 450 miljoner år sedan, ökade kroppsstorleken enormt — från varelser stora som en femtioöring till djur och växter som vägde många tiotals ton: Först jättebläckfiskar, sedan dinosaurier, mammutträd och blåvalar. Det är den nivån vi fortfarande befinner oss på.

Translation:

600 to 450 million years ago, the bodysize increased enourmously - from current beings big as a 50cent to animals and herbs that weighed many tens of tons: First Giant octopussy, then dinosaurs, mammoth-trees, and blue wales. That is the level we are still on.


(so basically, if we only knew what weight it began with by then, we can derive from that how much closer the black hole is)

http://marinebio.org/species.asp?id=41

If they come from chamels for 45 million years ago that weighed 37 kilograms at birth...

and if the bluewhale at birth weighs 2700 kilograms at birth. And I weighed 4 kg at birth, then:

300000 lightyears away is my black hole. (edited, I have read up on the magellan cloud supernova)

32432 lightyears away was the chamels black hole 45 million years ago

461 lightyears away is that same black hole today.

If that is right, then the black hole will intersect in: 648869 years
With the speed: 212992 m/s

Edited: Used magellan cloud distance as distance to supernova 1987, now knows actual distance.

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I believe that the distance of the black hole is the only proportionality to the animals weight, since the number of quantum entanglements to the black hole increase with its weight. Thus the only proportionality is directly between the animal size and the distance. Roughly.

4/2700*(my black hole distance 160000 light years)

If it heads directly against us, when will it destroy us though? will the whale eat up earth first? Not that it shouldn't live, it's important study of where the black hole is. Alive they're worth more.

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What's that bobbym? My black hole is in the magellan cloud, I can feel that and understand it.

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okay, go on. I'll stay right here.

His p-cube, his black hole quantum entangled state interracts with the growth rate of the bacterias.

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nono, quick regenerating bacterias. It's the speed that's higher.

So he must leave... which he does.

The question is: what happened? well, if the p-cube manages to entangle with the ship, then that may go away when he leaves. But what if that black hole was infact the mother of the bethazoids?

How near does a fairly big black hole have to be to us to wipe us out though?

Hi LQ;

Yes, definitely a superior being. I have never heard that he was smaller than we are. He might have been. Only Dan Brown thinks he knows everything about the story. The star in the sky? God's hand, an alien spacecraft, supernova, take your pick?! Some cultures believe in the concept of prana or the chi. Lucas calls it the force. That energy comes from the stars themselves. Humans can absorb it through contact with the ground, food, water and of course the most important, the air.