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But once it became apparent to me that this magic barrier just allowed a comfortable viewpoint from anywhere in the Val Demings U.S Senate Shirt besides I will buy this universe, irrespective of physics, I’d go out and tear up the place. Stephen Hawking says you can’t get back out of a black hole? Haha, learn magic, little cripple. Watch me go, like a fly down the drain. And then back again, like Orpheus Superfly returning from that which no fly can return. From. I reckon with a get-up like that, you could scan the universe for life just in little bits of time before bed and that kind of thing. Since speed isn’t a constraint you could fly to a distant stars on your lunch break. They’d move forward in time as you moved toward them, and they’d return to the distant past when you moved far away, which would be kind of interesting, if you were into astrophysics. Which I’m not. So whatever. But it would give you the power to predict the future in the heavens, so you could make a few hundred bucks tipping off astronomers where and when to watch for the next supernova.

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So yeah, I’d drive around at lunch hour checking out planets. I guess. I mean, easier said than done. I’m hoping this magic pod also has Full Self Driving, and you can just say the Val Demings U.S Senate Shirt besides I will buy this name of some star you read about in Astronomy Today, and it will take care of the rest. Because planets are actually pretty hard to see even when you’re fairly close to them. I mean, you couldn’t just head for a star, pull up next to it, and look around for planets. From this part of the solar system Jupiter just looks like a star, and from where Jupiter is, Earth is hardly even visible. You’d have to figure out which way the star was spinning and then look for planets in a disk radiating from the star’s equator. But you’re not going to do that at lunch. Get real. If you had to actually point the thing and dig your spurs into its ribs to make it go, that would be incredibly difficult, and you’d want to team up with a gifted astronomer and celestial navigator. The danger of getting lost in space would be enormous. It all just looks like a shit-ton of stars, all over the place, everywhere, with you at its center, where ever you are in the universe. There’s no way to get oriented. You can’t feel your way to a corner, or notice when you pass that weird little nebula for the third time. Even if you stayed in sight of the Milky Way, finding the little bit of luminous dust that is our Sun would be impossible without Wikipedia.

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