Astronomers Find Star Shooting 100,000,000 Amazon Rivers of
Water at 120,000 MPH  Just in time for summer, sky-looking
researchers have found a star so aquatically-powerful that's
literally spraying the universe. The water-shooting star would
have been better a cosmic hot tub for winter, however, as its
streams are 180,000 degrees Fahrenheit.  So that's extremely hot
water moving extremely quickly—and there's a galactic shit-ton
of it. Don't worry, though, it's over 30 light years away.  The
star, a baby "protostar" by universe standards, continues this
space spraying process for thousands of years, creating
shockwaves and accumulating puffy layers of dust around itself
in the process. This entire thing makes me have to pee—pee
shockwave-addled jets of fiery star water. And urine. [PhysOrg]