if you had the ability to tour the galaxy without having to worry about the time it takes to get around

lets just say you were immortal and time didn't matter, or you could travel fast enough

what spectacles would be worth seeing that you cant see from earth?

Edited August 29, 20196 yr by boo

9 minutes ago, boo said:

if you had the ability to tour the galaxy without having to worry about the time it takes to get around

lets just say you were immortal and time didn't matter, or you could travel fast enough

what spectacles would be worth seeing that you cant see from earth?

Close up of Eta Carinae....Betelgeuse? Sag A? 

1 hour ago, beecee said:

Close up of Eta Carinae....Betelgeuse? Sag A? 

You mean Sag AAAAA...!?

3 hours ago, boo said:

what spectacles would be worth seeing that you cant see from on earth?

...some the real intelligent life form.. for a start...

 

4 hours ago, boo said:

iwhat spectacles would be worth seeing that you cant see from earth?

The Earth.  

Edited August 29, 20196 yr by StringJunky

4 hours ago, boo said:

what spectacles would be worth seeing that you cant see from earth?

My spectacles... 

A grand tour of the solar system first, then the nearest neutron star, not too close though, obviously, after that anything with really extreme weather. Something like this would be perfect:

https://www.space.com/22614-blue-alien-planet-glass-rain.html

Then planets wich could be habitable, then for the big finale, a trip around a black hole.

The Milky way galaxy from the outskirts.

I'd like to lay my towel down on the marble-sanded beaches of Santraginus V, and study the Shoe Event Horizon phenomenon.

Betelgeuse. I hear the pretty girls will knock you off your feet.

Also like to see Tau before I’m dead.