Rogue' runaway star won't collide with our solar system in 29,000

Rogue' runaway star won't collide with our solar system in 29,000

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A runaway dead star predicted to have a close encounter with our solar system in tens of thousands of years will actually miss our neck of the cosmic woods.

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