Great, it's not enough we have to worry about clouds on Earth.
Thanks, Phil!
Rich
> I found the picture in this quite interesting. We are always observing
> stars in nebulas, it is kind of different to picture the Sun as one of
> those stars.
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> A stream of interstellar helium atoms almost as hot as the surface of the
> Sun is blowing through the solar system.
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