Scientists Trace Heat Wave To Massive Star At Center Of Solar System
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That's just crazy talk.
PASADENA, CA—Groundbreaking new findings announced Monday suggest the record-setting heat wave plaguing much of the United States may be due to radiation emitted from an enormous star located in the center of the solar system.
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I say, we get rid of it...
posted by Darrell Fulwilder on 10/18/2011
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It's just a theory
posted by Florian Pestoni on 10/19/2011
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Oh my god . . . there's a *star* there!? Shiiiiiit. Next, you'll be telling me there's a supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy. Oh wait.
posted by Brooke Voss on 10/19/2011
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Ok so the whole time I'm reading this, I was getting irritated... I was like " um the SUN, hello people..." then I finally got the sarcasm in the last few paragraphs. LOL its really the only way to get ppl to stop asking stupid questions. Good article!
posted by Natasha Pippin Schnabel on 10/19/2011
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This article is great; it shines a light (oh yes, I went there!) on how badly-written a lot of "science" articles can be. Fortunately, we don't have to worry much about our sun 'til it's in its red giant phase, then ALL OUR ORBIT ARE BELONG TO IT. :) Sucks to be us in another four or so billion years.
posted by Brooke Voss on 10/19/2011
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