Looking Up - 29 June 2018

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If your home is filthy, you are simply in tune with the universe. Astronomers have revealed that interstellar space is permeated with a fine mist of grease-like molecules. How much? Enough for 40 trillion trillion trillion packs of butter in our Milky Way alone. It seems to be true but fear not, the grease in our solar system is swept away by solar winds.

29 Jun 2018 English South Africa Places & Travel

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