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Clare...22

Megan - 60

mis_caz  - 43

Bob... 21

Rocky... 22

Sue~52

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Explanation: The stars are not alone. In the disk of our Milky Way Galaxy, about 10 percent of visible matter is in the form of gas called the interstellar medium (ISM). The ISM is not uniform and shows patchiness even near our Sun. It can be quite difficult to detect the local ISM because it is so tenuous and emits so little light. This mostly hydrogen gas, however, absorbs some very specific colors that can be detected in the light of the nearest stars. A working map of the local ISM within 20 light-years, based on ongoing observations and particle detections from the Earth-orbiting Interstellar Boundary Exporer satellite (IBEX), is shown here. These observations indicate that our Sun is moving through a Local Interstellar Cloud as this cloud flows outwards from the Scorpius-Centaurus Association star forming region. Our Sun may exit the Local Cloud, also called the Local Fluff, during the next 10,000 years. Much remains unknown about the local ISM, including details of its distribution, its origin, and how it affects the Sun and the Earth. Unexpectedly, IBEX spacecraft measurements indicate that the direction from which neutral interstellar particles flow through our Solar System is changing.

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A Female Actress.......... Natalie Wood

Something Sweet...........

A Bird................................Nightingale

Things that grow.............Nuts

LBoys names...................... Norman

Girls names...................... Nancy

Fruit or Vegetable......... Nectarine

Sport star....................... Noni Mandueke

TV star..............................

Fish....................................

Flowers.....................nasturtium

Occupations...................... Neuro Surgeon

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Clare...2

Megan - 11

mis_caz  - 19

Bob... 11

Rocky... 12

Sue~23

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Feeling
Ok Today

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Veronica - 13

Rocky........ 70

Bobby - 46

cactus  17

mis_caz - 49

Sue~33

Samantha - 12

Scorpion - 9

John - 11

Pups ~ 7

Nick - 9

Dell - 15

Andy - 4

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Veronica - 11

Rocky........ 49

Bobby - 36

cactus  14

mis_caz - 35

Sue~29

Samantha - 8

Scorpion - 8

John - 9

Pups ~ 6

Nick - 8

Dell - 11

Andy - 3

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Feeling
Relieved

Explanation: A gravel country lane gently winds through this colorful rural night skyscape. Captured from Monroe County in southern West Virginia on the evening of October 10, the starry sky above is a familiar sight. Shimmering curtains of aurora borealis or northern lights definitely do not make regular appearances here, though. Surprisingly vivid auroral displays were present on that night at very low latitudes around the globe, far from their usual northern and southern high latitude realms. The extensive auroral activity was evidence of a severe geomagnetic storm triggered by the impact of a coronal mass ejection (CME), an immense magnetized cloud of energetic plasma. The CME was launched toward Earth from the active Sun following a powerful X-class solar flare.

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Veronica - 10

Rocky........ 43

Bobby - 30

cactus  12

mis_caz - 31

Sue~25

Samantha - 8

Scorpion - 7

John - 8

Pups ~ 6

Nick - 7

Dell - 9

Andy - 2

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