Absolute Zero wrote:
Michael Johnathan McDonald wrote:
Absolute Zero wrote:
Michael Johnathan McDonald wrote:
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/bright_flash_050218.html
magnetar can stop us if at 10 LY away or -.
What about 65 million years ago? ...as in was...?
Oh I see, the Dino's - well, it would still be there now, radiating
huge
amounts of RF... we couldn't possibly miss it.
I guess so. However, intresting stuff anywhoooooo.
-A
There are only 11 stars, not counting sol, within that range.
Common Name Scientific Name Distance (light years)
Proxima Centauri V645 Cen 4.2
Rigil Kentaurus Alpha Cen A 4.3
Alpha Cen B 4.3
Barnard's Star 6.0
Wolf 359 CN Leo 7.7
BD +36 2147 8.2
Luyten 726-8A UV Cet A 8.4
Luyten 726-8B UV Cet B 8.4
Sirius A Alpha CMa A 8.6
Sirius B Alpha CMa B 8.6
Ross 154 9.4
..and none are large enough to become a magnetar.
-A
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