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2/16/2015 5:54:28 PM
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If we went at night, could we land on the sun?
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87 RepliesWhat a dumbass, you wouldn't be able to see where you were going
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Our lord trump can.
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ConvoyESCAPE WILL MAKE ME GOD - old
Just... just wow -
*blinks blankly* You're kidding... Right?
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I would also recommend you go during winter
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[b] [/b]
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Only thing stopping you is your self. NOW GO OUT THERE AND BE SOMEBODY!
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The tea party train of thought
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I have tried it it was kinda cold
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15 RepliesNo, heres why: The earth turns at an axis in an orbit around the sun, when we (i live in canada) turn away from the sun, its still shining in say, russia. The sun does NOT turn into the moon, the moon is a big hunk of rock that orbits us. So no, we will never be able to land on th sun, if it died out (meaning running out of hydrogen atoms) it would either supernova (huge explosion) or turn into a black hole, which is something so dense, not even light can escape its gravity, meaning we wouldnt be able to land on that either. Also, the sun is a mixture of gases that keep exploding and forming but will eventually die out. Even if we invented some sort of spaceship thats immune to heat, we'd simply pass right through it. You're welcome
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How do you think Kim did it?
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Poor sun. What about all the other stars that want attention
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Face palm
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You can test it ok dumbass
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That would be COOL......!
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But we can't? The moon is in the way?
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Edited by Novice o7o7o7: 10/3/2015 8:07:37 PMThat'd how North Korea did it
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You wouldn't be able to praise it.
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Gaaarry! Ohhh Gaaarry!
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I feel bad for u bud
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1 ReplyEdited by Gengu_Khan: 8/25/2015 4:45:39 AMGive me about 5 trillion u.s. dollars and then we'll see.
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Who revived this post?
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Kansas doesn't know shit. The moon supplies light what a dumbass.
