It is mostly in relation to One Punch Man, but i wonder, how can you calc how far some of those "stars" in the void are just based on the human eye? When we, can't see that far from our own home planet because of distance, the lights of buildings preventing our view, pollution and such. While the image of the void in OPM is from outer space itself, so why only limited it to stars?
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Forum - Wait but space also has galaxies.
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 What's the question in reference to here?
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Just saw the update was in relation to One-Punch Man but I'm confused on what exactly is being calculated here? I'm assuming the Bang containing serious punch ^2, but the basis for stars is because that's the general assumption for glowing dots in the sky.
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