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| − | Well, I can't explicitly see any celestial bodies being destroyed in the first animation. There is the contour of what may be the nearest sun getting destroyed, so I suppose that might land it at 4-C, or possibly 4-B if the planets of the solar system were destroyed as well (but I didn't notice any), but I don't notice any proof of 4-A. |
+ | Well, I can't explicitly see any large number of celestial bodies being destroyed in the first animation. There is the contour of what may be the nearest sun getting destroyed, so I suppose that might land it at 4-C, or possibly 4-B if the planets of the solar system were destroyed as well (but I didn't notice any), but I don't notice any proof of 4-A. |
Latest revision as of 04:41, 31 December 2015
Well, I can't explicitly see any large number of celestial bodies being destroyed in the first animation. There is the contour of what may be the nearest sun getting destroyed, so I suppose that might land it at 4-C, or possibly 4-B if the planets of the solar system were destroyed as well (but I didn't notice any), but I don't notice any proof of 4-A.