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![[1129] Neutron Pig](/comics/2019-11-14-1129-neutron-pig.png "[1129] Neutron Pig")
Here they are, the places 21 to 30 of this year’s artwork contest!
- Ye Thuza: If you win, what will you use your prize money for?
- Yuna: Hmmmmmm…
- Yuna: … !
- Yuna: I know what I’m gonna do with the prize money! I’m gonna buy a playmate for Wally, a miniature neutron star!
- Ye Thuza: I don’t think they sell those at PetSmart…
- Yuna: They don’t?! But what is a neutron star but a very dense guinea pig!
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Get that neutron star and call it Jimmy.
Somehow I don’t think the prize would be enough to pay for a neutron star, either.
I don’t think black holes get along well with guinea pigs. Maybe she should consider getting a cat instead.
@ oledakaajel:
Neutron stars are not black holes. They’re two different things.
Excuse me, but who/what is Wally?
What is a guinea pig but a very light neutron star?
There’s someone who potentially Could reverse-engineer the universe from an apple pie.
@ oledakaajel:
Not at all. The two will get very close.
MarqFJA87 wrote:
It’s the mini-black-hole in the suitcase in the first strip of this arc. It’s Yuna’s friend.
To be hones I don’t get the name. In the German version it’s name is »Werner«, presumably after Werner Heisenberg…
Thunder wrote:
More like a very light black hole, ime. Their ability to compress matter is comparable at least.
(Good to see another KB fan btw.)
Moatl wrote:
Clearly, something is uncertain in this situation, like whether a black hole is in that box or not. It may have evaporated, emitting gamma rays, red-shifted into the visible or even microwave range, as it does. Hopefully, when it gets small enough it does not convert into a ball of neutronium, which would then explode without super-strong gravity to keep it stable..
It’s all fun and games until one of your pets decides to eat the other one. Youth trauma incoming!
David C wrote:
Yeah, but Wally is a black hole and not a neutron star according to this strip: http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2019/10/16/1123-spaghettification/
nah you don’t go to petsmart for that you go to their rival
star-mart the exotic materials/pet store
Well, I’m pretty sure if anything neutron stars are very very dense ducks, not guinea pigs…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udFxKZRyQt4
Why even bother with a perpetual motion machine when a baking soda volcano is gonna win anyways?
I think she’d be better off getting a miniature giant space hamster.
@ 627235:
I’m sure someone as smart as Yuna could find a good deal online.