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Igel

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3. Light moves far faster than the shock wave.

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Mon Feb 19, 2024, 11:25 PM

Feb 2024

We'd have lots of warning.

Then again, it blocks star formation. We have a star. Might move the heliopause significantly, but the sun's magnetosphere should weather it well.

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