Did you Know? There is a ginormous Alcohol cloud in space
Our universe is full of mysteries, whether it's various planets, asteroids, or even stars with their own solar system that keeps them tethered to their gravity. The finding was found in 2006 using the MERLIN radio telescopes in the United Kingdom. The researchers were looking at a region known as W3 when they made this finding (OH). A area of our galaxy where stars are produced as a result of the gravitational collapse of dust and cloud gas. Before you start salivating over the interplanetary booze, keep in mind that the alcohol discovered here is methyl alcohol, and methyl alcohol is unsuitable for human consumption, if you were even a bit attention in your science lessons in school. Ethyl alcohol is used to make the spiri
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