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⌈ Secret Post #5449 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Question Thread

[(Anonymous)]

What if an extra solar Earth sized rocky planet entered the solar system and plunged into the sun? What would happen, do we think?

Re: Question Thread

[(Anonymous)]

Not much. Earth is super small as far as both our sun and galaxy are concerned. Would we be able to to study it from afar? If we were honed in on its path, sure. But little if anything would 'happen' if an Earth-sized object was hurled into the sun, which can hold about a million Earths as far its own size goes. The Earth-sized object would burn up before it ever made contact with the sun anyway.

Re: Question Thread

[(Anonymous)]

Not a physicist/astronomer but I suppose if it came in along the orbital plane of the planets it could cause some slight wiggles if it got close enough to anything, but I'm sure it wouldn't knock anything out of orbit. If it came in from above or below the plane then I'm sure nothing would happen. The sun would be fine.

Re: Question Thread

[(Anonymous)]

Do you think a herd of Kangaroos could survive running wild around SoCal?

Re: Question Thread

[(Anonymous)]

Anywhere near southern California's unholy traffic? Lmfao.
I hear kangaroo jerky is actually pretty good though. Alien Jerky over in Baker would love to have them over.

Re: Question Thread

[(Anonymous)]

Not in, like, urban LA but I'm sure there are places in California that are still insufficiently built up that they could live in

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[(Anonymous)]

There's a bison herd at Camp Pendleton, and deer, bears, and mountain lions in the mountains. And a herd of zebra in San Simeon. So probably, but since, like the zebra (and introduced wild parrots) they're not native, they wouldn't have any legal protection if someone wanted to hunt them, and the state might set out to eradicate them if they posed a threat to people or native wildlife/ecosystems.

Re: Question Thread

[(Anonymous)]

Of course, if there's a plentiful, year-round food source. We have deer, coyotes, bears, pigs, mountain lions, even a couple of wolves out here, kangaroos would absolutely be able to survive (and ppl would feed them too I'm sure, like they feed deer).

Re: Question Thread

[(Anonymous)]

I'm from SoCal and so far as I know the only wolf to make it down this far in 100 years--from Oregon, where someone recently poisoned 8 wolves :-( -- was hit and killed by a car just north of LA. But yeah, kangaroos could live here; I think the only critters that couldn't would require tropical conditions or tundra or pack ice.

Re: Question Thread

[(Anonymous)]

It's virtually impossible for anything to plunge into the sun. It would have to travel at such a precise angle, and any deviation in that angle would mean it would end up in orbit instead.