purchankruly t1_j97pc6j wrote
Imagine your night view on your small planet in the tail.
Ok-Expression7533 t1_j982q4a wrote
Dude looking up into the night sky and, instead of seeing an arm, seeing your entire ass galaxy?? so damn cool
kipperforskipper t1_j99adgx wrote
Until you're reminded of the fact that your planet might never rejoin the galaxy which keeps pushing further away from the stranded tail.
Super_Automatic t1_j9bfeiy wrote
How is this bad? Once life has already formed, there is no evidence that belonging to a galaxy is of any use.
It may in fact be advantageous to be in the an area of reduced density, as there is a reduced probability of 'debris'. It is noted in fact, that our own sun travels in a way which oscillates above and below the galactic plane, and that we are currently above the galactic plane, which may explain why we have not experienced outsized meteor events.
Nethyishere t1_j9d5lco wrote
Until your race needs to leave and move on to new worlds, and you realize that for your race to continue to new worlds you'll have to chase your galaxy down.
Still sounds badass but no doubt stressful to appreciate the scope of.
purchankruly t1_j983gw5 wrote
It’d be visible in “daytime”.
aweyeahdawg t1_j9b1ygz wrote
Can’t know that. Atmosphere, sunlight, reflections… possible, but no way of knowing.
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Weazy-N420 t1_j99r57j wrote
Or one of those close Galactic neighbors. Could you imagine seeing the whole “Great Spermatozoa” dance across your sky every night or at least seasonally?
purchankruly t1_j9a3mm5 wrote
Astral aphrodisiacs to the Gleepgorp peoples who live on that planet.
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