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Star Trek: Discovery (2017) - S04E02 Anomaly
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Past the outer edge of dust and into the accretion cloud?
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Star Trek: Discovery (2017) - S04E02 Anomaly
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into the accretion cloud
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Star Trek: Discovery (2017) - S04E02 Anomaly
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There's an accretion cloud made of both gas and dust,
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Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - S03E08 The Price
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in the accretion disk.
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Earth Girls Are Easy (1988)
2.5s
on the edge of outer space
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Star Trek: Discovery (2017) - S04E01 Kobayashi Maru
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The edge of an Oort Cloud-- methane ice.
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Rick and Morty (2013) - S06E02 Rick: A Mort Well Lived
1.5s
Floating at the edge of outer space,
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Star Trek: Discovery (2017) - S04E05 The Examples
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and dark matter accretion.
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Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000) - S10E10 The Spite Store
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But it's the outer edge of the meniscus,
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Star Trek: Discovery (2017) - S04E05 The Examples
3.8s
A mass of dark matter and accreted material
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Poker Face (2023) - S01E01 Dead Man's Hand
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-The cloud. -The cloud.
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Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - S03E17 Sins of the Father
3.5s
Then take us to the outer cometary cloud, commander.
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The Book of Life (2014)
1.2s
Clouds?
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Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - S03E15 Yesterday's Enterprise
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a definable center or outer edge.
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Seinfeld (1989) - S04E13 The Pick
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But I was clearly on the outer edge of the nostril.
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Ghosts (2019) - S02E03 Redding Weddy
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Mars, or even the outer edge of our solar system?