It's the bubble versus the cloud. NGC 7635, the Bubble Nebula, is being pushed out by the stellar wind of massive central star BD+602522. Next door, though, lives a giant molecular cloud, visible to the right. At this place in space, an irresistible force meets an immovable object in an interesting

NGC 7635: The Bubble Nebula Source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap111011.html #GC7635 #BubblNebula #Casiopeia#Space #Astrophotgraphy #StelarWind #GiantMoleculrCloud #Comology #Uiverse #Asronomy #Astrophysics

Basically a "hot void" more than a stellar object.

"I Have the Answer" by Been Stellar Album: "Scream From New York, NY" Time: 04:43 am

I'm sure the United States would be on board with that, our government has a stellar track record of respecting international court decisions, especially recently

You know, that nascent interest in getting a robovac? yeah this tends to dampen that enthusiasm. https://gizmodo.com/hacked-robot-vacuums-across-the-us-started-yelling-slurs-2000511013 Having a *feature* to record your own messages for your housemates would be stellar....having hackers do it […]

www.patreon.com/cinematologists In this second instalment from London Film Festival 2024 coverage, we discuss Marco, The Invented Truth, Hong Sangsoo's A Traveller's Needs with Isabelle, and papal thriller Conclave with a stellar cast including Ralph Fiennes and Stanley Tucci.

4. Four Paradox Destinies tins -- each contains 5 booster packs from assorted sets, not sure off the top of my head what the spread is (20) That makes at least 33 booster packs from Stellar Crown plus 20 more from the last few sets. That's a decent amount of potential hits right there!

Take the current set, Stellar Crown. To get all the promo cards, you need: 1. 4 promos from Build & Battle Boxes -- each contains 4 booster packs and is random which you get, so you need at least 4 B&BBs (16) 2. 2 single-pack and 2 three-pack blisters (8) 3. Elite Trainer Box (9) (cont'd)

I missed the auroras again this time, but I just spent a few minutes outside looking at the sky. To the east, almost exactly, you can clearly see Jupiter, brightly—though not literally stellar, the brightest and clearest.