Which came first? the chicken or the egg?

[Ryunnie]

I think the chicken. My reasoning is probably crazy but here we go!

the chicken came first because billions of years ago tiny microorganisms evolved to adapt on land. and eventually dinosaurs!! now, I get that dinosaurs were mostly reptiles, but what about raptors? They're giant chickens!

What do you think?

 

[ONF]

I think the chicken came first because of evolution or something like that

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Yes, I am using this video as a reference because I honestly don't know

 

[Ryunnie]

Y

I think the chicken came first because of evolution or something like that

Spoiler

Yes, I am using this video as a reference because I honestly don't know

Ahh, great minds think alike!

 

[sussyboy]

I think the chicken. My reasoning is probably crazy but here we go!

the chicken came first because billions of years ago tiny microorganisms evolved to adapt on land. and eventually dinosaurs!! now, I get that dinosaurs were mostly reptiles, but what about raptors? They're giant chickens!

What do you think?

your forgetting the dodo bird

 

[roseberry]

The chicken

 

[GmanB365]

The chicken LOL

 

[sussyboy]

The chicken LOL

the cheg lmao

 

[sussyboy]

So in a nutshell (or an eggshell, if you like), two birds that weren't really chickens created a chicken egg, and hence, we have an answer: The egg came first, and then it hatched a chicken.

 

[Ryunnie]

your forgetting the dodo bird

ohmygosh yes!! I totally forgot about that little guy!

 

[fishstiks__]

the egg

 

[bangchanseonyeondan]

both - evolution resulted in a chicken being born in a dinosaur egg (chickens have the enzyme required to lay eggs but eggs could produce other evolved animals eventually so....) therefore the dinosaur egg came first but it wasnt a chicken egg so the chicken technically came first

 

[Ryunnie]

both - evolution resulted in a chicken being born in a dinosaur egg (chickens have the enzyme required to lay eggs but eggs could produce other evolved animals eventually so....) therefore the dinosaur egg came first but it wasnt a chicken egg so the chicken technically came first

woah-- are you a scientist or something-- that sounded smart

 

[bangchanseonyeondan]

woah-- are you a scientist or something-- that sounded smart

close - im actually just a nerd idk i just research these kinds of things for fun lmao (fun fact: i could badly explain a whole lot of theoretical physics to you just bcs of wikipedia binges-)

 

[Ryunnie]

close - im actually just a nerd idk i just research these kinds of things for fun lmao (fun fact: i could badly explain a whole lot of theoretical physics to you just bcs of wikipedia binges-)

Describe the birth of a star to me uwu

 

[bangchanseonyeondan]

Describe the birth of a star to me uwu

i had a space hyperfixation a while back (warning that this might not be very accurate) aiGHT- so it starts off as a giant gas cloud (nebulae) and they start to shrink and condense under their own gravity and form separate clumps. as density increases, as does heat so the gases begin to undergo nuclear reactions (fusion). at 10 million degrees C, the clump becomes a star while young, they're usually surrounded by dust and other things that get pushed away by the star's radiation (its around this time that planets start forming around the star). an average star will eventually become a red giant then a planetary nebula then a white dwarf (love that name - v cute) but a massive star then a red supergiant then it'd supernova and become either a neutron star or a black hole (fun fact: if a black hole the same size as our sun replaced it, we would not get sucked in but would rather just continue orbiting around it as we currently do).

 

[Ryunnie]

i had a space hyperfixation a while back (warning that this might not be very accurate) aiGHT- so it starts off as a giant gas cloud (nebulae) and they start to shrink and condense under their own gravity and form separate clumps. as density increases, as does heat so the gases begin to undergo nuclear reactions (fusion). at 10 million degrees C, the clump becomes a star while young, they're usually surrounded by dust and other things that get pushed away by the star's radiation (its around this time that planets start forming around the star). an average star will eventually become a red giant then a planetary nebula then a white dwarf (love that name - v cute) but a massive star then a red supergiant then it'd supernova and become either a neutron star or a black hole (fun fact: if a black hole the same size as our sun replaced it, we would not get sucked in but would rather just continue orbiting around it as we currently do).

bro hoowwwww-- can you do my homework for me lol

(Just kidding I would force my boring work on you)

 

[bangchanseonyeondan]

bro hoowwwww-- can you do my homework for me lol

(Just kidding I would force my boring work on you)

i mean i could try and help? but fair warning that i havent done physics in over 2 years-

 

[Ryunnie]

i mean i could try and help? but fair warning that i havent done physics in over 2 years-

nono hun I was just kidding! I got it allllll under control! but thank you! <3

 

[bangchanseonyeondan]

nono hun I was just kidding! I got it allllll under control! but thank you! <3

alrighty - feel free hmu if you ever need any help

 

[irene]

I think the chicken but if not then the chegg *sorry*