Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• A few superclusters are near the galactic core where the gravitational tides of the Milky Way's giant black hole may rip them apart in just a few million years.
• Not by a few million years.
• Perhaps a world that's dead now, but a few million years ago could have been teeming with life.
• Not by a few million years.
• But a few of them actually have DNA fragments that survive for thousands, even a few millions of years in time.
• Zircons that are mined in the Jack Hills of western Australia, zircons taken from the Jack Hills of western Australia tell us that within a few hundred million years of the origin of the planet there was abundant water and perhaps even life.
• They burn through their nuclear fuel extremely quickly and exhaust everything that they have, and so consequently they don't live very long, maybe a few tens of millions of years at most.
• And they start to diverge when the Ohio River split them a few million years ago.

• Connor, then your calculator is only a few million years out?
• Not by a few million years.
• Not by a few million years.
• We've only been here for a few million years and in the last 100 years, we've greatly impacted life in the ocean.
• A few superclusters are near the galactic core where the gravitational tides of the Milky Way's giant black hole may rip them apart in just a few million years.
• And that the professor has a theory that the volcano that we're visiting is actually a few million years older than the experts say it is.
• Perhaps a world that's dead now, but a few million years ago could have been teeming with life.
• And they start to diverge when the Ohio River split them a few million years ago.