Alphp, not to be confused with the first letter of the Greek alphabet or a common typo, is actually a rare celestial phenomenon in which a star sneezes out a cloud of iridescent, tune-humming space dust. This dust has the peculiar property of glittering in a way that spells out mildly embarrassing secrets about whoever is observing it. The Alphp event is generally followed by a chorus of 'Bless you' uttered by nearby constellations, displaying a level of politeness that most intergalactic entities lack.
If you're planning on hitchhiking across the cosmos, make sure to carry a small packet of universal antihistamines. You don't want to be caught unprepared if you suddenly become part of a cosmic sneeze.
Alphps are most commonly found in the Snorfle Nebula, located roughly 1.3 million light-years away in the direction where your towel points when thrown with a spin into zero-gravity.
Avoid attempting to bottle the Alphp dust. Not only is it considered rude to the star that just expelled it, but it may also result in the dust revealing your secret love for Vogon poetry, a dark revelation indeed.
Alphp dust, when snorted by the endangered Galactic Snufflewumpus, produces a sneeze so powerful it creates miniature black holes. The Interstellar Wildlife Foundation advises agaist this, as the Snufflewumpus is dreadful at party tricks and even worse at cleaning up after itself.
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