Who else here thinks Uranus is a very strange planet? Everyone talks about Saturn and it's cube, but Uranus is indeed the god planet. Even it's naming says so.
Discuss.
>>17364140
If anything is a god planet, it's fucking Jupiter. Just looking at it makes me think it's a planet for angels, celestial beings. It just looks angelic.
In time.
>>17364140
people here will call me a schizo, but I have proof that the movie Frozen is all about the planet Uranus. Something is coming soon.
>>17364158
Shoot. I'm listening. I won't talk shit nor will I post my opinion. I will just listen.
>>17364144
Celestial being had an outpost/research station/whatever on Jupiter. They developed the twin drive and 00 there
>>17364164
I need more information on this.
>>17364164
>00
What's that?
>>17364169
gundam.wikia.com/wiki/Mobile_Suit_Gundam_00
>>17364182
kek fuck youuuuuuu.
I got in trouble in school once for accidentally calling Uranus myanus in the 7th grade
>>17364195
Yeah, I got in trouble in middle school for saying diarrhea in the cafeteria. Some bitch snitched on me.
>>17364140
Why do you think it's the god planet? For what reason does it stand out to you?
I kind of dislike Uranus because it has... anus... in its name, even though my astrological chart has Uranus as the number 1 planet.
>>17364140
>Uranus is indeed the god planet. Even it's naming says so.
???
Are you implying that "Saturn", "Jupiter", etc. are not names of gods?
>>17364190
Sorry, couldn't help myself. But it's a good /m/ anime. It has ancient conspiracies, and the movie (which isn't that bad, don't listen to memes) has the first ever ayy lmaos in the Gundam multiverse. And it has Illuminati in it. And the need for humankind to evolve so it can be ready for first contact. It's an /x/ /m/ /a/
>>17364158
You're right! Holy shit man kek
Pic related 7 planets
>>17364213
Wtf it has aliens and illuminati? Nice I didn't know that. I'll check the anime out then
>>17364140
>>17364195
9 replies
Is god planet a new new age meme or something?
>>17364385
What? It's not even a meme. There are threads about Saturn being the god planet or whatever. Not anymore but there has been. It's entirely serious business, no memes.
Op must be born on the Uranus zodiac and wants to feel special for once. Kekekek
>>17364144
Jupiters' massive gravity actually keeps us alive by deflecting asteroids and such. Pretty cool.
>>17364404
>kekekek
>>17364213
You spelled /m/ /a/ /x/ wrong.
>>17364417
I wish earth was as big as Jupiter. Just imagine living on a planet the size of 11 earths.
>>17364459
I'm not sure if we could handle the gravity unless it was hollow
>inb4 hollow flat Jupitearth thread
It would be nice to have a bit more space though..
>>17364417
Seen here: a temporary crater on Jupiter large enough to swallow Earth, left behind by a large comet impact in 1994. An even larger impact apparently occurred in 2009, but we didn't observe that one.
Jupiter is the solar system's badass uncle.
>>17364489
Those impacts would have been extinction-level events had they struck Earth.
Makes you realise just how lucky we are.
>>17364140
Yeah i think there's something very strange about Uranus
>>17364489
What makes me wander is how the heck can a gas giant has scars for decades? The theory is, that it has a solid core, right? Then why are these spots on the visible "gaseous" surface for such a long time? Example: The Great Red Spot..
>>17364544
Yes, it is believed that the Giant Red Spot is caused by a large irregularity on Jupiter's solid surface.
>>17364559
>>17364544
http://www.space.com/23708-jupiter-great-red-spot-longevity.html
This should help both of you.
>>17364450
/x/ is the category that modifies /m/ /a/ by the same convention by which /m/ modifies /a/
/m/ /a/ /x/ would indicate a paranormal mystery or some other /x/ phenomena, as it occurs in a /m/ /a/ universe
my fave /x/ /m/ /a/ is Eureka Seven, check it out.
Whenever I see pictures of planets like the great Jupiter it always reminds me how bafflingly abstract the Universe is.
Imagine seeing pic related not knowing what a planet was. It's bizarre.
Space is fucking spoopy mane.
>>17364671
nothing spooky about a bunch of spinning gas
>>17364140
nothing spooky about a bunch of methane ice and more spinning gas
sorry, 90% planets arent interesting. where the fuck are the alien made planets? you're telling me an advanced civilization hasn't made a giant utopia yet?
>>17364164
Yeah, its the only place with the right gravity to make those engines.
>>17364690
>nothing spooky about a bunch of spinning gas
You have no sense of awe.
Why do we live in a Universe populated by giant multi-coloured balls of spinning gas?
It's just.. bizarre imo. It grabs me by the balls. It's beautiful senpai
>>17364725
Thank you superman.
>>17364671
Are you seeing the small green spot below the Great Read Spot? It is North America in scale.
>>17364736
kek
>>17364736
That's impossible, because the GRS can fit up to 3 earths
>>17364671
jupiter-sama is so beautiful :3
>implying god would be a planet
>not a super dense vibrant star
>>17364755
Comment from the image source:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/11/09/north-america-on-other-planets_n_6117222.html
>"I got the 'North America on Jupiter' image to scale by looking at size comparisons on NASA images of Earth compared to Jupiter's Great Red Spot," Brady told The Huffington Post in an email. "From that I could work out the size of only the USA and Canada, and place it onto Jupiter to scale.
>>17364140
Nice
>>17364158
please explain
>>17364767
Imo, everything is equal, whether it be a star, a planet or a fart. Everything has the right to be "here".
Somethings are just more beautiful than others. Nice star btw.
>yfw some of those tiny dots are whole galaxies containing Billions of stars
>>17364777
It's much more spoopy and impressive when you look at it this way.
>>17364544
That crater only lasted a few days. The Red Spot lasted three hundred years or so, but A) it's not infinite, it's been slowly decaying over the last few years, and B) it's not a scar, it's a storm, created and sustained by Jupiter's weather systems. Without continents, weather systems on Jupiter can go much longer interrupted than Earth's.
>>17364731
Thank based clarkent
bippity boppity bump
>>17364809
Holy shit America is breaking apart. What the fuck are all those huge ass cracks doing there.
Does the government know about this? Or the scientific community for that matter? Or is this like climate change?
>>17366615
It's not an accurate picture. You should kill yourself.
>>17364671
The solar system is already enough to keep you entertained for a while
I mean, Jupiter got eternal hurricanes at 600km/h and it rains metal on Venus
>>17366615
...Those are rivers.
Are you retarded?
>>17364158
>i have proof
>u no get proof
>something come soon
>hrasdfbarasdf
>>17364663
/f/ /u/
>>17366784
I don't think that was a serious post. At least that's what I hope.
>>17366615
>rivers
>>17364140
Yeah Jupiter isnt a god planet! Oh wait....
>>17367187
And Venus isn't a god planet! Mercury isn't a god planet! Mars definitely isn't a god planet! It's silly to think Ceres or Eris could be god planets...
>>17366842
This shouldn't have made me laugh so hard
>>17364394
Whatever planet whatever being refers to as a god planet is directly linked to whatever they're aligned with, so to speak.
Materialists love Saturn because its associated with permanence and immutability.
I personally like Uranus because it rules Aquarius and the new age. It's also the strongest planet in my natal chart.
>>17367187
Uranus was Saturn's father
>>17364663
I only know of Eureka Seven from SRW Z, is it any good? In SRW, the mecha look cool, I mean, wakeboarding robots, but the characters not so much, aside from Holland
>>17364158
Yeah, like, coming from Uranus, it's probably shit.
>>17364140
I have Jupiter in the 12th house in Leo. Jupiter's saved my ass a lot in the past but I'm a Venusian through and through.
>>17364671
yeah well imagine seeing a turtle and not knowing what a turtle is
>>17367280
Don't tell him that.
buyjpppp
>>17364726
>You have no sense of awe.
You can't really expect people influenced by the western culture to have any.
The western world is desensitised, so it now searches for problems where there aren't any.
They've already reached internet decadence, ungrateful bastards.
>>17366615
>guaranteed replies
gg
this planet keeps getting creepier as time goes by
>This thread
>"What the FUCK is an astronomy!?"
>>17372080
>sixth planet
>6 6 6
It sure is creepy. Not as creepy as its father Uranus, though.
>>17364726
Word. It instills a very real sense of awestruck dread within me every time I think about or see a picture of that planet. I mean, it's sheer size is enough to make your head spin. So beautiful, so mysterious, so fucking terrifying. Very /x/.
>>17372140
I concur. Uranus is totally creepy
>>17367350
I also have Jupiter in Leo 12th house
>>17373049
How do I check that what's the significance of that?
>>17364663
>>17367324
No. Eureka Seven is a terrible anime with unlikable characters and a boring plot. I wouldn't even call it a mecha anime. You're better off watching Gurren Lagann
>>17364671
got good look at it threw my telescope last week. shit was pretty fucking cool.
>>17364385
you're making the mistake of being unable to read any relatively original sentence or string of words without assuming it's A Meme. of course technically they all are, everything can be but you're doing yourself a disservice of looking at things through that lens automatically and tainting the thoughts/said string of words from the outset
>>17367350
>>17373049
>>17374195
where can I find my own info? and then like other anon asked where can I go to learn its significance? I'll take my answer off the air
>>17372080
That looks like a planetary vagina.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ToXaNUjNfS4
>>17374534
>>17374534
You have never seen a vagina have you.
>inb4 your mom's
>>17374195
http://www.astrotheme.com/files/jupiter_heaven_sent_gift.php
>>17374517
>astro.com
>Free Horoscope>Drawings and Calculations>Natal Chart, Ascendant
>look at aspects then search google
>>17374195
>>17374727
http://www.astrologyweekly.com/forum/showthread.php?t=41125
>'I read somewhere having this placement in your chart means "a guardian angel is there and saves you in the nick of time."'
That pretty much sums up my experience with having Jupiter in the 12th house.
>>17374727
That post is kinda helpful, but what are the houses, and what's in my 12th house so I can understand this?
I suspect Mercury is in my 12.
I needed to edit the last pic.
