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Favorite pinball featured this week?
Grand Prix
Evel Knievel
Apollo 13
King of Diamonds
Alien Star
Game of Thrones
Note: You don't have to answer if you've PLAYED them or not, but which one you LIKE best.

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Alien star once invaded our solar system
Alien star once invaded our solar system
The star would have been too faint to view from the Earth. A red dwarf star is thought to have passed within one light year of our planet 70,000 years ago.
The otherwise unremarkable star, which is now over 20 light years away, once passed us by within a distance of just five trillion miles.
Known as Scholz’s star, the object first intrigued astronomers when they realized that it was heading…
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