The physicist in me can't help this, but the stars we see are mostly all still stars. Sure their light is old, but their lifetimes are much older. Some of them are blown up, but most of the stars we see are still there. Its amazing to think about the fact that we can see these things and figure out so much information about them. We can predict based on the light we observe the age of the star, the type of star, when it will die, how it will die. So cool, yet, we can't figure out how to move on from that damn gas station. Stupid humans and our tiny lifetimes. We're like the hottest biggest stars. We use up all our fuel really quickly and leave destruction in our wake. Sorry that turned. Happy Friday!
I only hope to write as well as you someday, Jonathan. Your words flow so beautifully.
The physicist in me can't help this, but the stars we see are mostly all still stars. Sure their light is old, but their lifetimes are much older. Some of them are blown up, but most of the stars we see are still there. Its amazing to think about the fact that we can see these things and figure out so much information about them. We can predict based on the light we observe the age of the star, the type of star, when it will die, how it will die. So cool, yet, we can't figure out how to move on from that damn gas station. Stupid humans and our tiny lifetimes. We're like the hottest biggest stars. We use up all our fuel really quickly and leave destruction in our wake. Sorry that turned. Happy Friday!