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It would if you only count the Voyager 6 probe itself. The rest of the cloud was it's ship, effectively. If you count the ship, it wouldn't fit inside the orbit of Jupiter.
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The cloud disappeared when is came closer to Earth. The cloud was 82 AU's in diameter (1 AU = the distance from Earth to the Sun). The ship itself was a whole lot smaller than that, but nonetheless about 100 kilometers long (Kirk ordered to 'skim' the surface at 500 meters for 100 kilometers, and it appeared that they went all the way through to the back of the ship).
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Q19: Depends how big your backpack is, but I belive I would be correct in saying yes, you could stuff it in a suitably sized backpack. Why you would wish to is a question.
Q18: The life-form originates from TOS, yes.
Q17: Is it natural? Hell I ask myself that every day. But everybody's at it and I guess the majority carries a certain legitima- Oh sorry, the life form. Yes, it is "natural".
16 questions remain. I remain confident someone will guess it!
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Is it one of those dog things from "The Enemy Within"?
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Son of a... Omega! That's the second time I was going to post something, only to find that the last post was you already having said it! Stop that! *LOL*
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Q13: I assume it's fairly sentient, this was never discussed to any great extent! Don't expect to have a conversation with one though...
It ain't a neural parasite.
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DING! Andrew R is close enough with his answer! The creature in question is a Denebian Slime Devil as mentioned in "The Trouble With Tribbles" and illustarted as a rather bizarre red crouching creature in Shane Johnston's "Worlds of the Federation"
Ah, the mantle is passed once more...
*eyes go out and body turns black*
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Waitaminute... The Denebian slime devil line was in "Trials and Tribble-ations", also, meaning that they were mentioned in DS9. Also, since the picture came from a book, it's not canon, so there's no way to know if one could fit in a backpack.
I wish somebody would do one of these contests where the clues are actually valid... :-)
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