Ribbon of Particles Seen at Galaxy's Edge : Discovery News

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[The laughing liberal]

Amazing story.

[Sheila]

It's coming, I can feel it. Soon I will be proven right.

[OneRyder]

I used to know this really cool joke about a ribbon of particles seen at the solar system's edge.

Oh yeah, here it is.

These two ribbon or particles at the solar system's edge walked up to each other.

One ribbon said, "DUDE!, You got yourself all twisted, and one end of you is shredded into many many threads!! You're not even a "ribbon" any more!"

And the other ribbon replied, "Nope, I'm A frayed knot!"

[stooopix obsession]

The laughing liberal wrote:

Amazing story.

RibBond biPartiCorpoopoopapa :) u will buy bond or glue?:-0

[BandAid]

stooopix obsession wrote:

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[writewingproxyco ntin]

>The sun pumps out streams of ionized particles that blast out into space in all directions at about 1 million miles per hour, forming a protective bubble and defining edge to the solar system.

It sounds like a very large Oreck air freshner.(Ripoff.)

[just an allusion]

You guys haven't even heard the half of it yet....