The Local fluff

The stars are not alone, there is something else surrounded by them!
The Milky Way is about 10 percent of the total visible objects in the galaxy, which are called interstellar medium (ISM). This ISM is not balanced, in a very chaotic environment. This interstellar medium (ISM) surrounds the various solar systems in the galaxy of this large universe. Similarly, our sun surrounds the local interstellar medium. It is a bit difficult to detect this local ISM to radiate slightly light. In recent times, around 10 light-years-long comedies were created around the Sun for local ISM observation. This observation shows that our sun is currently passing through a local ISM called Local Interstellar Cloud or Local Fluff. Its length is about 30 light years. Its origins are from the Scorpius-Centaurus Association of our galaxy, which is the constellation of a star. From the next 10000 to 20000 years, our sun will exit this Local Interstellar Cloud. It is believed that the Sun entered the LIC about 44,000 to 150,000 years ago. LIC temperature is around 6000 ° C near sun surface temperature. It is so thin that the number of molecules in its concentration centimeter is 0.1. Where the number of molecules in the central centimeter per galactic interstellar medium (GIC) is 0.5. The importance of LIC for our world is immense, it protects the earth from the magnet storm caused by the solar storm. Other stars included in the Local Interstellar Cloud include Alpha Centauri, Altair, Vega, Fomalhaut, and Arcturus.