Hubble Finds Stars That 'Go Ballistic'
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 They are medium-sized stars that are a few to eight times more massive than the Sun. The stars are not old because the shapes of the nebulae
around aging, dying stars are very different, and old stars are almost never found near dense interstellar clouds.
Depending on their distance from Earth, the bullet-nosed bow shocks could be 100 billion to a trillion miles wide (the equivalent of 17 to 170 solar
system diameters, measured out to Neptune's orbit). (visit the link for the full news article)
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2012? Could this be connected to that "Big Roar" Sound NASA said it heard from space the other day? It may be the wave and ripples. Can they be
coming our way? 
Clink on this link to see this how spooky these baby looks. It looks as if it is spiraling out of control ripping threw space!
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Woah, weird. It's like the opposite of a black hole or something.
It kind of looks like a jellyfish/firecracker.
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lets admit it, we are all doomed. Stars go ballistic all the time, just look at Brittney Spears. hah 
good find
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This is pretty speculative. Like could a star (not hit supernova, they weight too little) but somehow spread 170 solar systems with no access to the
nearest star. I like the statistical interpretation that if you do 20 tests at 5%, one will hit. You have no predicitive power on 2012, clutch at
straws and make sure your believers lose faith in long term humanity. You are scum, evil and filth.
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