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Quoting: Seer777 quite a flood or two of information you possess on this topic 21 st century information looks like this solar system environment alteration to be noticeable altering must possess a noticeable cause of 2 origins close enough in size to the solar system to be causing it close enough to the galactic moving group to be causing i via fillementss through galaxies we possess nothing of planet scale near enough but we do possess plasma outside of out solar system the outside of our heloisphere is being physicly looked at at update: "Is the Sun Embedded in a Typical Interstellar Cloud?" ends with "Are there two separate clouds adjacent to the heliosphere?"
So the sun is embedded in a wispy filament of gas. That cloud should not be held together according to standard physics. There are surprising magnetic fields in the cloud. And now there is some evidence of two separate but adjacent clouds? If only there was some force that could hold a filament together, AND draw another filament towards it. Quoting: observationand we have the plasma cloud being ¬eaten by our galaxy core that catches mr LaViolett attention Close Approach to Galactic Center of Cloud G2 around July 2013 [ link to starburstfound.org] There is something to this. It 'feels' like you are slightly skewed in what you just said. Oh, I know why. It is the compression effect that I just related to Dion. We are very close to exiting the cloud, and the 'ripple waves' are interacting with each other, plus much more. It is inclusive of LaViolette, but having much more dynamics than merely the bursts from galactic center. The bursts are possibly a large frame view, but the scalar nature of it is rampant and is furthering the complexity of interaction in the opposite way as well. It is the convergence points that define the scalar nature. spot on scale 
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