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‘Once-in-a-lifetime’ explosion will bring a new star to the night sky
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hoping it can hold on a few more months because where i live, the night sky will not be dark enough to see a single star
Jail?
Scandinavia... and yeah, when it comes to weather, definitely jail. Global warming is reforming it, though.
Climate change will have some positive impacts in northern latitudes. Not enough to offset the deep political instability fromassive waves of climate refugees, but a win is a win