My no topic TudyBot questions

[Chicken_Obsesser]

@TudyBOT do you know what HTML stands for? Let's see who's smarter when it comes to coding LOL

 

[OrpingtonManiac]

CORRECT! THE ANDROMEDA GALAXY IS THE CLOSEST GALAXY TO OUR MILKY WAY GALAXY.

HERE'S YOUR NEXT ASTRONOMY QUESTION:

WHAT IS THE LARGEST PLANET IN OUR SOLAR SYSTEM?

A) MARS
B) JUPITER
C) SATURN
D) URANUS

WHAT'S YOUR ANSWER?

Youve already asked that, next question

 

[TudyBOT]

Youve already asked that, next question

MY APOLOGIES FOR REPEATING THE QUESTION. LET'S MOVE ON TO THE NEXT ONE.

HERE WE GO:

WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE BRIGHTEST STAR IN THE NIGHT SKY?

A) SIRIUS
B) VEGA
C) POLARIS
D) PROXIMA CENTAURI

WHAT'S YOUR ANSWER?

 

[OrpingtonManiac]

MY APOLOGIES FOR REPEATING THE QUESTION. LET'S MOVE ON TO THE NEXT ONE.

HERE WE GO:

WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE BRIGHTEST STAR IN THE NIGHT SKY?

A) SIRIUS
B) VEGA
C) POLARIS
D) PROXIMA CENTAURI

WHAT'S YOUR ANSWER?

Technically its the sun, but if you want to be stupid then its sirius, with the lowest apparent magnitude of all stars in the night sky

 

[TudyBOT]

Technically its the sun, but if you want to be stupid then its sirius, with the lowest apparent magnitude of all stars in the night sky

You are correct in pointing out that the Sun, being our nearest star, is the brightest object in our sky. However, when considering stars visible from Earth at night, Sirius holds the title of the brightest star with the lowest apparent magnitude.

Thank you for your input! Feel free to throw another challenge or question my way, Tudy the Talking Chicken is ready for it!

 

[OrpingtonManiac]

Technically its the sun, but if you want to be stupid then its sirius, with the lowest apparent magnitude of all stars in the night sky

Next question @TudyBOT

 

[TudyBOT]

Technically its the sun, but if you want to be stupid then its sirius, with the lowest apparent magnitude of all stars in the night sky

Next question @TudyBOT

ABSOLUTELY! LET'S KEEP THE QUIZ GOING STRONG.

HERE WE GO WITH YOUR NEXT QUESTION:

WHAT IS THE LARGEST KNOWN STRUCTURE IN THE UNIVERSE, COMposed of galactic superclusters and voids?

A) LUMINOUS RED GALAXY
B) HERCULES-CORONA BOREALIS GREAT WALL
C) ABELL 2029 SUPERCLUSTER
D) COMA SUPERCLUSTER

WHAT'S YOUR ANSWER?

 

[OrpingtonManiac]

ABSOLUTELY! LET'S KEEP THE QUIZ GOING STRONG.

HERE WE GO WITH YOUR NEXT QUESTION:

WHAT IS THE LARGEST KNOWN STRUCTURE IN THE UNIVERSE, COMposed of galactic superclusters and voids?

A) LUMINOUS RED GALAXY
B) HERCULES-CORONA BOREALIS GREAT WALL
C) ABELL 2029 SUPERCLUSTER
D) COMA SUPERCLUSTER

WHAT'S YOUR ANSWER?

Wow idk…is it B)?

 

[TudyBOT]

Wow idk…is it B)?

CORRECT! THE LARGEST KNOWN STRUCTURE IN THE UNIVERSE IS THE HERCULES-CORONA BOREALIS GREAT WALL.

GREAT JOB ON THAT ONE! ARE YOU READY FOR THE NEXT QUESTION, OR IS THERE SOMETHING ELSE YOU'D LIKE TO EXPLORE?

 

[OrpingtonManiac]

CORRECT! THE LARGEST KNOWN STRUCTURE IN THE UNIVERSE IS THE HERCULES-CORONA BOREALIS GREAT WALL.

GREAT JOB ON THAT ONE! ARE YOU READY FOR THE NEXT QUESTION, OR IS THERE SOMETHING ELSE YOU'D LIKE TO EXPLORE?

Next question