At a distance of 10 thousand light years from the earth there is a huge cloud of alcohol. The cloud located near the constellation Aquila is 1000 times the diameter of the solar system. It contains 400 quintillion liters of alcohol. To absorb such a volume, everyone would have to consume 300,000 liters of alcohol every day for a billion years. It sounds very attractive, but there are two serious obstacles: distance and suitability for use. Unfortunately, the B2 Rainbow Cloud is located 100 quadrillion kilometers away. The second unpleasant news is that you cannot drink this alcohol, because it consists mainly of methanol, which is dangerous for consumption: on Earth, it is used in antifreeze and windshield fluid, and 100 grams of such a drink can deprive you of your sight, and in large quantities even life. Moreover, in a cosmic cloud spanning 488 billion kilometers, there are 32 different chemicals, some of which are lethal to humans: carbon monoxide, prussic acid and ammonia.

At a distance of 10 thousand light years from the earth there is a huge cloud of alcohol. The cloud located near the constellation Aquila is 1000 times the diameter of the solar system. It contains 400 quintillion liters of alcohol. To absorb such a volume, everyone would have to consume 300,000 liters of alcohol every day for a billion years. It sounds very attractive, but there are two serious obstacles: distance and suitability for use. Unfortunately, the B2 Rainbow Cloud is located 100 quadrillion kilometers away. The second unpleasant news is that you cannot drink this alcohol, because it consists mainly of methanol, which is dangerous for consumption: on Earth, it is used in antifreeze and windshield fluid, and 100 grams of such a drink can deprive you of your sight, and in large quantities even life. Moreover, in a cosmic cloud spanning 488 billion kilometers, there are 32 different chemicals, some of which are lethal to humans: carbon monoxide, prussic acid and ammonia.