#15 And it only comes in one color.

"Scientists estimate that the idea of Infinity is only about 100-400 billion." Infinity is infinite. Grahams number is a fallacy. A fallacy based on weak childs fantasy of what a truly large number might look like.

#3
I serously doubt about that fact (more trees than stars)

#1 It's atmosphere is so dense that even though the gravity is about the same, you would instantly be crushed. It's roughly the same as being at a depth of about 1 km in Earth's oceans.

#11 Io's orbit is highly elliptical. When it gets closer, Jupiter's massive gravity stretches the moon, which then relaxes again when it gets further away. It's these disruptions in Io's surface that cause all the volcanic activity.

#16 This is purely theoretical. The math is good, but not a single one has ever been observed.

#8 There’s an Earth-like planet called 55 Cancri e, which is made of diamonds. Unfortunately, the diamonds are all covered in lava.

So I guess it's not like earth.

#3 Seeing as how there are more stars than there are grains of sand on every beach on earth, that seems far fetched.

#3 Maybe the galaxy.

#8 Maybe they mean earth-sized.

#6 happens on earth too, a stainless steel screw will weld itself to a stainless steel thread, that's why they invented anti seize. just a small amount of friction will cold weld a screw to a thread

#8 an entire planet made of diamond, will still not satisfy a woman

Science has been around since mankind drug their mates around by the hair, but NASA has only been around for a few decades, and creating a imaginary sense of reality to bilk millions of Americans out of their tax money for "space" programs must be completely exhausting work coming up with one continuous lie. It has yet to be proven that water and gravity work together on a "planet", when in reality water will be level in a trough 20,000 miles long by 3 feet wide, regardless of the "planet" and it's circumference.

Game on.

Looks like NASA has taken over the comment section of Izismile.

"There are an estimated 100-400 billion stars in space, but that’s nothing compared to the three TRILLION trees on Earth."

FALSE : There are an estimated 100-400 billion stars in the MILKY WAY (only).