Somehow I think it would be pretty hard to hide a star in the Oort cloud.
Oort cloud
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Oooooh. Look Bart a scientist thingy.
That's not a scientist. That's someone pretending to be a scientist.
Like you would know what a scientist is.
Right, because it's so hard to misplace something in outer space.
Ohhh, this chart was in Newtons, not pounds. Don't I feel silly.
Look, if I was easy to find I'd have a lame name like "Ator, the Destructor".
I kind ov like that nahme.
It does have a nice ring to it. You know speaking of things that ought to be easy to lose in space...
A dead brown dwarf in this last stage of its lifecycle emits nearly no radiation, dude. Just a small amount of infrared, but totally not enough to be easily distinguishable from random background radiation. You'd need an orbital telescope that monitors the infrared range of the spectrum to find it, dude.
Dude, Bill, when did you become such an egghead?
Shut up, Ted.
Actually, I was thinking of...
Crimeny. One question about the Oort cloud really brings them out of the woodwork, doesn't it?
If you want a real party, try asking about the Kupier Belt.
If you want a real party, try asking about the Kupier Belt.
hey Cartman, doesn't your mom wear a kupier belt?
Hey!
It's a vi-bro-tron-2000
Dude, what's that? My Dad has one too.
mmmm mmm hss pbft grt
yeah, good one kenny.
What did that little guy say?
whisper whisper whisper
Yeah! Good one Kenny.
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