I have always loved being a Sagittarian...
Mostly cause we are so wonderfully amazing...
We are insanely imaginative, insanely creative, insanely loyal and kind, insanely adventurous and easy-going... insanely modest (not) and we are mostly.. well... Insane...
I don't want any Sagittarians from November to be offended by the blogs title... I respect Novembers Sagittarians just as much... But there is something about the title that exudes intrigue and coolness...
I will be periodically posting photos and info on famous Sagittarians and their awesome accomplishments. You might also notice me mention the common link between Sagittarius and Taurus quite often... I have noticed that within families - where there is a Taurus, there usually is a Sagittarius! Statistics are fascinating... So I will be creating some fun polls to participate in!
Right now lets kick off with an awesome article extract from cracked.com
#6. God's Liquor Cabinet
If anything is going to replenish the public's waning interest in space
exploration, it's probably this: Below is a photo of Sagittarius B2, a huge
cloud a few million times the mass of our sun, floating around near the center
of our galaxy. Scientists have discovered that it's basically a
giant
river of raspberry-flavored rum.
Via ESO
Jesus is a wine lover, but God has
distinctly trashier tastes.
No, really. Sagittarius B2 contains about 10 billion billion billion liters
of alcohol. That's enough booze to get Galactus to make a pass at Ursa Major,
but the cloud is also packed full of molecules called
ethyl formate. This chemical, said to smell of rum, is the same
chemical that gives raspberries their flavor.
Not only did God apparently decide to "Irish up" the Milky Way, but this also
represents the next best thing to finding life outside our world. Alcohol is an
organic compound, so if scientists could learn more about how it manages to form
in space, they might be able to figure out how life formed. And they can get
blitzed doing it
Read more:
http://www.cracked.com/article_20237_the-6-most-bizarre-things-ever-discovered-in-space.html#ixzz2KgCerH68
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