The Milky Way is Weighed

Who cares?
Knowledge for knowledge sake is what makes us human. If we did not, we would all run around naked, eating fruit that fell off a tree.
Some may well argue that would be preferable though :D
 
Are you kidding, this is the kind of gem you use to impress the ladies!!!!!! And I for sure, will sleep a little bit better tonight, knowing that I have this valuable piece of info, lodged in my skull, taking up space, until the next time I binge on alcohol and mercifully completely forget
 
Are you kidding, this is the kind of gem you use to impress the ladies!!!!!! And I for sure, will sleep a little bit better tonight, knowing that I have this valuable piece of info, lodged in my skull, taking up space, until the next time I binge on alcohol and mercifully completely forget

ROFL:D
 
Hmmmm,.... ^*+#@9|-->~ X %'/*4$V//*3#@ {~*^} =-&6/`~ =??
Damn,I knew it!... They were out by 3.7420 kg's.
 
:D:D

It's cool info, kinda like knowing how big the universe is (:rolleyes:) or how far is the nearest star system with possible life supporting planets.

Cool man. But not a sign of ANY life out there so far. And I don't believe they will ever find any anyway.:D
 
Cool man. But not a sign of ANY life out there so far. And I don't believe they will ever find any anyway.:D

Why not? The universe is unimaginably large. The earth isn't even a speck of dust vs. the universe, really, it isn't! :p
 
Like to know how it was "weighed" :)

Maybe the mass could be determined or estimated, but the weight? As weight is dependant on gravitational forces, weight is not necessarily always constant, as the galaxy is in constant motion/expansion with various gravitational forces influencing each other. Maybe I'm just thinking too much after a nights drinking though :P
 
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