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November Stargazing: Cosmic Collisions – Sierra Magazine
Despite the emptiness of space, objects still manage to crash into one another
Last month, a Canadian woman named Ruth Hamilton awoke to a terrifying clatter. Dust wafted from the ceiling and onto her face. Shards of sheetrock covered the sheets. Through a ragged hole in her ceiling, she could see a small swatch of the night sky….
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