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Marchello_E t1_j8s82f1 wrote

The artist-rendition is from Reuters, but is the article also stolen?

https://www.reuters.com/lifestyle/science/astronomers-marvel-perfect-explosion-spherical-cosmic-fireball-2023-02-15/

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sessl t1_j8sdi0w wrote

>artist-rendition

aka we had the intern play with midjourney for 5 minutes

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tdgros t1_j8snvyp wrote

the colored squares at the bottom right are DALL E's watermark

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fwubglubbel t1_j8uag7y wrote

Are you familiar with what Reuters is?

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Marchello_E t1_j8ubkjo wrote

Do you know who the author is of this article?

Find the differences. It's either Will Dunham or Anugraha Sundaravelu. Going with the date I think it's the former.

What do you think?

Also, please explain to me what Reuters is.

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imperatrixofthevoid t1_j8wf5fe wrote

Somewhere there is a cool guy walking away from that explosion and not looking back.

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GreyFox1984 t1_j8vjm37 wrote

Happened when dinosaurs ruled the earth… that’s wild

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CrowBot99 t1_j901rfg wrote

My God clicking on a Metro link is a nightmare!!!

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edgeplayer t1_j99svpi wrote

If the sphere is totally precise, it suggests that the object is over-described in our space. Why is it not possible for its radius to vary. But we are dealing with objects that are spinning very fast. Maybe the spinrate, in rings is approaching the rate where it shreds. So the answer will be in a physical law that has spinrate as a parameter.

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Karmadilla t1_j8uquxs wrote

Don't nukes require a very precise explosion to compress the core? What if this is that on a galactic scale?

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Kurshuk t1_j8zfj11 wrote

Yeah or maybe binary neutron stars surrendered to gravity. Nah, your idea that aliens captured a couple stars and blew it up seem much more plausible.

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