This meme was posted 26 minutes ago. I guess we’re safe.
…this time
this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2025
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I genuinely already have a few in the pipeline for if a country drops nukes. Can't be caught empty handed.
when a country drops nukes. Ftfy
Out of context this is great
even in context, I'd be laughing all the way to hell.
False. The speed of causality is also c, so you would only have the extremely small interval of time represented by the difference between c and the speed of light in whatever not-total-vacuum exists between the Sun and Earth. Not 8 minutes.
But there'd still be a difference between when first light hits and when the solar winds strip the atmosphere from the planet. So as long as it was night time you'd have time to drop a couple of dank memes.
drop a couple of
that sentence did not end where i thought it was going to
Wait, this is a memes community... crap...
Uh... I mean...
Haha funny
I c
Where is the fucking moth flying towards this?
In the voice of Paul's little sister from the OG Dune movie, too.
Memes shant follow the rules of physics
This gives me more existential dread than it reasonably should...
If it makes you feel any better, the sun is way too small to ever go supernova. Stars that size have slow deaths over time, and before that ever gets close it’ll have grown so much it’ll engulf earth’s entire orbit.
They just regular nova
Sun intensity increases over time > the oceans boil into space, bye bye complex life > sterile ball > Sun swells into Red Giant possibly overlapping Earth's orbit > Sun dies taking any optimistic sci-fi humans or what evolves from us with it, not massive enough to supernova > White Dwarf nuclear corpse > Black Dwarf > Universal Heat Death > ???