Praetorianus asked: 11/05/2017
Are you familiar enough with the night sky to notice if a bright star (1st mag or so) would suddenly be missing in a major constellation or a supernova of similar brightness appear (it would look like an additional star that doesn't belong)
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Yes No
11% 89%
199 Votes
11% 89%
Gender
MF
12% 133 small pie chart
6% 49 small pie chart
Age
<2121-40>40 0%10%11%
0% 2 small pie chart
10% 78 small pie chart
11% 96 small pie chart
Income
<50k50-100k>100k 9%15%9%
9% 51 small pie chart
15% 46 small pie chart
9% 64 small pie chart
Party
DemocratRepublicanIndependentLibertarian 5%15%14%5%
5% 38 small pie chart
15% 45 small pie chart
14% 71 small pie chart
5% 18 small pie chart
Alaska (2 votes)
100%
Alaska
(2 votes)		 100%
Alabama
(2 votes)		 100%
Arkansas
(1 votes)		 100%
Arizona
(6 votes)		 100%
California
(14 votes)		 14% 86%
Colorado
(6 votes)		 100%
Connecticut
(1 votes)		 100%
Wash. D.C.
(1 votes)		 100%
Delaware
(0 votes)		 100%
Florida
(11 votes)		 18% 82%
Georgia
(2 votes)		 100%
Guam
(0 votes)		 100%
Hawaii
(0 votes)		 100%
Iowa
(2 votes)		 50% 50%
Idaho
(0 votes)		 100%
Illinois
(6 votes)		 16% 84%
Indiana
(4 votes)		 25% 75%
Kansas
(2 votes)		 100%
Kentucky
(2 votes)		 50% 50%
Louisiana
(1 votes)		 100%
Mass.
(5 votes)		 100%
Maryland
(4 votes)		 25% 75%
Maine
(0 votes)		 100%
Michigan
(4 votes)		 25% 75%
Minnesota
(2 votes)		 100%
Missouri
(2 votes)		 100%
Mississippi
(0 votes)		 100%
Montana
(1 votes)		 100%
N. Carolina
(11 votes)		 27% 73%
N. Dakota
(2 votes)		 100%
Nebraska
(1 votes)		 100%
N. Hampshire
(3 votes)		 100%
New Jersey
(4 votes)		 100%
New Mexico
(3 votes)		 100%
Nevada
(0 votes)		 100%
New York
(7 votes)		 14% 86%
Ohio
(7 votes)		 14% 86%
Oklahoma
(1 votes)		 100%
Oregon
(5 votes)		 100%
Penn.
(10 votes)		 10% 90%
Puerto Rico
(0 votes)		 100%
R. Island
(1 votes)		 100%
S. Carolina
(4 votes)		 100%
South Dakota
(0 votes)		 100%
Tennessee
(0 votes)		 100%
Texas
(19 votes)		 5% 95%
Utah
(6 votes)		 100%
Virginia
(5 votes)		 100%
Virgin Is.
(0 votes)		 100%
Vermont
(0 votes)		 100%
Washington
(8 votes)		 12% 88%
Wisconsin
(5 votes)		 100%
W. Virginia
(0 votes)		 100%
Wyoming
(1 votes)		 100%
Last updated: 2024-04-25T01:37:26+00:00