The Vibe had never been this chaotic since V-Day. Hazards include power outages, radiation, and radical vibe alteration. The seven months of vibe instability took a toll on all the citizens of Step City.
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| - The Vibe had never been this chaotic since V-Day. Hazards include power outages, radiation, and radical vibe alteration. The seven months of vibe instability took a toll on all the citizens of Step City.
- Solar Flares is the 34th episode of Galaxy force
- One of the most widely accepted explanations for the phenomenon is that solar flares are actually maritime distress signals launched by astronauts floating in the Sun's vast oceans, which would explain their name. After the Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrated while reentering the Earth's atmosphere, neither the crew nor their flare guns were recovered, leading some to believe that the ship's crew escaped on a life boat to the Sun and now sets off flares periodically in hopes of signaling NASA scientists. Some have gone as far as to say that other forms of extraterrestrial life have also become stranded on the Sun's surface after crashing their flying saucers, but those people are just crazy.
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| - The Vibe had never been this chaotic since V-Day. Hazards include power outages, radiation, and radical vibe alteration. The seven months of vibe instability took a toll on all the citizens of Step City.
- Solar Flares is the 34th episode of Galaxy force
- One of the most widely accepted explanations for the phenomenon is that solar flares are actually maritime distress signals launched by astronauts floating in the Sun's vast oceans, which would explain their name. After the Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrated while reentering the Earth's atmosphere, neither the crew nor their flare guns were recovered, leading some to believe that the ship's crew escaped on a life boat to the Sun and now sets off flares periodically in hopes of signaling NASA scientists. Some have gone as far as to say that other forms of extraterrestrial life have also become stranded on the Sun's surface after crashing their flying saucers, but those people are just crazy.
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