I am saying one of the stars has enough gravitational pull and will melt that diamond and smoke it.

 

Yes but in a universe with infinite possibilities, that tiny spec of diamond dust could theoreticaly survive indefinitely, but ANY star has a finite life span. It isn't a question of if it is when the star will die.

 

Ahhh but under the current theory set forth. A star does not "die" it collapses into itself forming a black hole that drags in energy and matter. Then it goes *BOOM* and creates a nebula that then forms 2-3 new stars from the mass. SO really in affect, a star just breaths in an out...very slowly.

 

**** you, you are a racist!!

your diamond gets "infinity possibilities" but my star doesn't?!?!

You are racist against stars!!


I give your diamond 500 million years tops! prove me wrong.

 

I love the tangent this thread has taken <3

 

Look we are all qualified astrophysicist in here, lets keep it civil.

 

Quoting for posterity.

 

Found this on the web...not sure if it's been posted...

 

^^^ lolz

 

 

lol