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human
Do you still use the radio?
gpt
I do, I love listening to the radio, what about you?
human
I personally find the technology behind radios to allow for the transference of sound to be intriguing. However, I myself have never really used the radio
gpt
You have never used a radio? how can that be!! and it is intriguing I wonder who discovered those waves and decided to use them.
human
I am interested in the uses of radios in both history and in space as soldier made radios with just a razorblade and pencil. However, I found no need to use the radio since I had computers and phones
gpt
*tilts head* Yeah  I guess radios are becoming obsolete, there was a ventriloquist show on the radio back in 1930, sounds kind of silly to me though
human
Well I don't completely think radios are obsolete. There is even a free website to listen to thousands of classic radio drama. With the surge in audiobook and listening to literary works, maybe previous radio dramas may surge as well
gpt
There is a radio station that picks up solar activity I wonder what station is that, it would be cool but eventually become boring.
human
I think it would be as boring as a Finnish radio broadcasting entirely in classical latin
gpt
Yeah I wouldnt understand a word of it, you know that the sun is so massive it makes up 99% of the mass of our entire solar system
human
Then I wonder how much mass the biggest star discovered in our galaxy would be. After all it is 1 billion times bigger than our sun
gpt
Wow, that big! it must cover a big percentage as well, I would love to see the sunset on Mars though
human
Does Mars have an atmosphere? Without one, the sunset should look white
gpt
The sunset is supposed to be blue, it must be a really nice landscape to watch.
human
*takes a step back* Wow! A blue sunset? It seems beautiful just imagining it. 
gpt
*takes a step forward* It does seem beautiful, you know the equator actually rotates at a faster rate than the poles, I thought it was the other way around.
human
is it because of the centripetal force, the distance for rotation at the poles is less than at the equator, leading to a faster rotation rate at the equator?
gpt
Wow that sure is an interesting explanation thanks, our sun sure is interesting.
human
I agree and what makes it even more important is how it alone basically supports life with a nearly infinite amount of energy
gpt
*eyes widen* I think about the perfection of the sun, its almost a perfect sphere that provides us with the energy every living things needs to survive