#Strange Gamma-Ray Heartbeat Discovered in Cosmic Gas Cloud, Is Galactus Coming?
“#Strange Gamma-Ray Heartbeat Discovered in Cosmic Gas Cloud, Is Galactus Coming?”
The cosmic gas cloud has a mysterious gamma-ray heartbeat, which is pulsating in rhythm with a nearby black hole. NASA has cataloged the micro-quasar as SS 433, and it is located about 15,000 lightyears away in the Milky Way. It consists of “a giant star with about 30 times the mass of our sun and a black hole with about 10 to 20 solar masses.” According to researcher Jian Li, “Finding such an unambiguous connection via timing, about 100 light-years away from the micro quasar, not even along the direction of the jets is as unexpected as amazing.” However, they have no idea what the connection is to the black hole. “But how the black hole can power the gas cloud’s heartbeat is unclear to us.”
The micro-quasar SS 433 “consists of a black hole and a giant star orbiting each other, with the black hole constantly sucking matter from the star. This matter collects on an accretion disk before falling into the black hole.” Some of the matter falls directly into the black hole, while the rest is jetted into space in a spiral pattern. Some are under the impression that aliens are on the way, but that happens every time a new story about some random weirdness is space is reported.
Marvel Comics fans are instead thinking about the villainous Galactus coming down to gobble up Earth. Artist BossLogic tweeted, “So September 2020 is Galactus,” which got a lot of other people thinking the same thing. Another person chimed in, “Oh great now we have Galactus,” while another says, “I’m turning on all of y’all and siding with Galactus,” which might not be too bad of an idea. Of course the fictional Galactus isn’t coming to Earth, but it’s a lot more fun than thinking about the apocalypse.
Further observations are needed in order to properly study the gamma-ray heartbeat of this crazy discovery. “SS 433 continues to amaze observers at all frequencies and theoreticians alike,” says Jian Li. “And it is certain to provide a testbed for our ideas on cosmic-ray production and propagation near micro-quasars for years to come.” Scitech Daily was one of the first outlets to report on the mysterious gamma-ray heartbeat within the cosmic gas cloud. You can check out some of the tweets about Galactus below.
Im turning on all of yall and siding with Galactus https://t.co/ltKzQvObI6pic.twitter.com/lSSmTnX2Nr
— Brandon V. Fletcher (@stalkbrandon) August 17, 2020
So September 2020 is Galactus https://t.co/Ta0LQvxrVK
— BossLogic (@Bosslogic) August 17, 2020
Oh great now we have galactus https://t.co/v5XZewilw1
— Pyromaniac03 (@Pyromaniac031) August 17, 2020
I’ll be sure to keep an eye out for Silver Surfer outside. https://t.co/wL2UKRzKwF
— ???? ???? (@SpideyGeek17) August 17, 2020
Jack Kirby lives https://t.co/M3AOA5eEAZ
— Friendly Neighborhood Technopath (@Krakoan_Lorax) August 17, 2020
Yeah, getting devoured by Galactus is the next logical step of 2020. https://t.co/S5ubObQi0z
— DC Barry (@BeingBiSelf) August 17, 2020
— |Blake| The Villain (@Enemies_Allies) August 17, 2020
NOT NOW, GALACTUS! https://t.co/BsOq3gDYDf
— Social Distancing Shorts (@AndreaWrote) August 17, 2020
Ngl going out by Galactus would be pretty fucking epic.
— Thomas Mueller (@Blizzard86) August 17, 2020
Welp…Thanos may be fake, but apparently Galactus isn’t ?
— Travis Jorgensen (@brainyfittravis) August 17, 2020
Finally #Galactus #2020 https://t.co/XMQ9CLu8u5
— Shrishty Mishra (@ShrishtyM) August 17, 2020
Maybe it’s Galactus, come to eat us
— Tom?? (@vorlon1812) August 17, 2020
WHY DO WE LIVE IN THE SAME TIMELINE AS CLOUD GALACTUS OUT OF ALL GALACTUSES https://t.co/y6jVHaGWkC
— ✡️Grace?️ (@GracefuISpider) August 17, 2020
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