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Undeniable facts
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Joking about Celestia being dense?
well, it WOULD explain a few things we’ve seen over the years
nice!
That’s quite the attractive prospect.
your current filter.“Why do so many ponies judge me for my knowledge of stellar evolution?”
And no sooner after she finished that cake did she begin to notice random objects and guard ponies slowly begin to react to her gravitational pull…
Carefully with no less than five guard ponies pulled behind her highly dense rump, she made her way to the castles kitchen to find more cake, she was very confident that if she keeps working hard at it, she can achieve nuclear fusion by the end of the week.
NERRRRRRRRRD
Next comes silicon fusion, then iron…. then comes the supernova in the same day.
Now if she consumed > 1.4 but ≥ 3 solar masses of cake she’ll collapse into a neutron star. But if she consumed > 3 solar masses of cake she’ll collapse all the way to a black hole. The moral here is the brighter and hotter you are, the shorter you’ll shine Daybreaker.
Edited
@BigBuggyBastage
your current filter.But do you know a mare that can?
I mean, you’re lovely and all, but I’m in no rush to look like a fallout ghoul. And then die.
“Melt? Hah! I can reach temperatures that cause carbon to undergo fusion, into neon, sodium, and magnesium!”
“What about the high density needed for that to happen?”
“I AM WORKING ON IT!”
Edited because: So tired I can't tell 'Mg' from 'Mn'.