Webcomic: Why there's a hole in the universe

in Geekend , in After Hours on August 26, 2007, 5:02 PM PST

You know its going to be one of those days when Space.com opens with the headline "Huge Hole Found in the Universe." Thankfully User Friendly is here to explain the gaping absence of stars (and galaxies) in this region of space—we have proof the Vogons are real.

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