Astrophysicists have recently discovered the present of what is known as a neutron star in close proximity to our own solar system. Neutron stars derive from the gravitational collapse of a massive star and as a result they are extremely dense and possess a gravitational pull of unimaginable proportions. In fact, the neutron star is so dense a piece of its mass no large than a gain of sand weights more than a Boeing 747 airplane. Although the recently discovered neutron star is many light-years away from our solar system its intense gravitational pull still has an effect on the solar planets. The gravity of the neutron star tends to tilt the rotational axis of rocky planets like our planet Earth. This massive gravitational pull generated by the neutron star tends slow the rotational velocity of Earth adding additional daylight towards the later days in the week. Fridays are especially effect by this phenomenon and are actually longer in linear time. T-Bone! Dog gone it Dude! You know not a single word of this is true man! Stop thinking up non-scientific FB post just because it’s Friday up in the office cube!
Posted on: Fri, 01 Nov 2013 18:24:38 +0000
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