Black Hole at Center of Milky Way Galaxy
Our Patron Saint Charles Darwin was a scientist and observer of natural phenomenon. And so, let us segue to the most exciting scientific discovery ever. We now have a baby-picture of the Black Hole lurking at the center of our galaxy! Readers, meet Star Sag A (say ‘sadge’) the ‘Gentle Giant’ and Big Brother star to our little Star Sol, who keeps our galaxy on track.
Telescoop! Science Is Sexy.
Greg1—who wizards the darwinawards.com—is a co-author and has worked on the Sag A project since pre-Covid. We are thrilled about the success of the Event Horizon Telescope Telescope Collab and look forward to the day the scientists learn the answer to, "What happens when The Universe Divides By Zero?”
From one extreme to another…
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“Darling child,
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Darwin Awards burst from the bowels of the Internet (some say from the gonads) as the budding AI’s first successful attempt at humor. And The Slush Pile was the heart of the community. Recent Slush Submissions, among hundreds:
Did you hear about Icy Lake Chipeta and the friends who plunged in for a deep swim? Who knew cutting an ice hole & jumping in might end badly...
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A woman was rescued by fire crews after she fell headfirst into a Porta Potty while trying to retrieve her cellphone.
TITLE: CHIP IN THE DIPDid you hear about the driver mixing/whipping up a protein drink with a shank while driving? Bottle + Knife + Speed = 6-Car Crash and a knife in the chest, fatal.
TITLE: MULTITASKING GONE WRONGSOME SLUSH PILE ITEMS MAKE YOU SAY, HM.
“Do you think this is too trivial?” the submitter writes. FRENCH NEWS reported the two young artists ‘arting’ a picture in the New York subway, unaware that the tunnel IS primarily a site for trains…and hundreds more...
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The only way SubStack will let me know you are reading, is if you actually make a comment or ‘heart’ a post. Do that ONCE—sorry 4 the hassle—to signal you want to stay on this list.
At some point I will need to delete everyone who seems like they might be a bounce, because in innumerable ways </The Substack Interface is quite a hassle.>
Although beautiful in a Bootstrappy way, nice editor, easy-click Getty images:
Greg’s claim to Darwin Awards fame is the Book 4 dedication, ‘This one’s for you, babe.’
It is so good to see the Voice of Reason....or is that "of insanity"...once again gracing my mailbox!
How about a macro award for Europe and the U.S. for committing suicide over fossil fuels?