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Re: A devastating galactic force, death from 25 LYs away

Amazing that a supernova 130 light years away could change our climate. Adds a new dimension to global warming theories.

I read that without the bubble, we wouldn't be able to see as many stars and wondered if it was acting like a filter.

The giant Antares is to far away to hurt us, but is the next likely to go supernova. A sighting would be bliss.

SteveS

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