Daily Dose of Funny

ShockBolt21

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"Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars."

Shoot for the moon at your own risk. If you miss, assuming that your initial and sustained velocities are great enough to bypass solar gravitational influence, you will exceed orbital domain and proceed into extrasolar space, where you will remain for thousands of years. If you continue to proceed at your current velocity, it is unlikely that you will land upon any stars before you drift out of our galaxy. You will float for billions of years through the empty, desolate space until you fall upon another galaxy. If you are lucky, you may land upon a star after ten thousand more years or so. In that case, you will be instantaneously incinerated by radiant and thermal energy as you near the star, then further ravaged by internal nuclear and exothermic reactions once you finally do land upon the star. Your remains will stay within the sun until it is scattered across the galaxy by its supernova or imprisoned eternally after implosion and transformation into a black hole.

If you don't miss, assuming you have a way to remain intact upon collision with the moon, then congratulations. You have made it onto a remote, barren wasteland. In the three minutes that remain of your life before you shrivel up and die from lack of oxygen and minimal atmospheric pressure, you can reflect upon why you decided to shoot for the moon in the first place.
 

Tomtris

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5 posts after another... in the span of 10 minutes?!?

Can't you just condense them into one?