[WeaslesRippedMyFlesh]

Remember when we didn’t have the internet.

[Leaning Right]

> 40 quintillion stellar-mass black holes are lurking in the universe... <

Dang it, I missed the mark again. Just the other day I told my mailman, “I think there are 35 quintillion stellar-mass black holes lurking in the universe.”

Now he’s going to think I’m an idiot.

[duckman]

Sorry, not really good at math. Still having trouble with Trillions as with Build Back Better.

[MrKatykelly]

These Guys probably work in the federal budget office and just do this shit over lunch hour…

[WMarshal]

The insane nihilism that infects science can hypothesize 40 quintillion black holes but try to tell us there’s hardly any planets that have life.

[Sgt_Schultze]

Estimate ≠ Study

[antidemoncrat]

40 billion is nothing to worry about ... oh wait. There’s 40 quintillion ... we’re doomed!

[SuperLuminal]

BHM!
Even if they are quintillions more massive than the sun...
Have a friend who rides the DC metro every day and he told me the same thing many years ago,,,

[plain talk]

Overall number is almost meaningless as we will likely never get outside our galaxy. A more relevant exercise would estimate the number of these small black holes in the Milky Way.

[minnesota_bound]

I remember a episode of Star Trek where the Enterprise almost hit a black hole and flung the Enterprise back in time to 1968.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

That’s quite a few. 40,000,000,000,000,000,000, approximately.