Stories
The sun has set. There are no clouds in the sky. You stare at the night sky, gazing at the magnificent constellations. Slowly, you realize that most of the tiny, bright lights in the sky are blinking and moving slowly across the sky. At first you are shocked, confused, is this come form of an anomaly or special occurrence?
Exoplanets are amazing, beautiful, mysterious, creepy and dangerous. All in all, they are something to be discovered and relished from down here on Earth. Did you know there are planets that are practically dead, have glass rain and are hotter than the surface of our sun and how were they found?
You enter the deep unknown, a place that never seems to end. The sights bring a smile to your face as you look through the telescope. Every day you wander around and taste the curiosity rise up when you look at the glittering diamonds in the sky. The demanding voices and annoying keyboards go silent, providing a much-needed break for your ears.The sweet song of silence fills you up, bringing you to your happy space. What will yesterday bring for today to share with tomorrow?
Space, the new frontier of exploration, is daunting in size and expanse. It embodies the unknown, with only a minuscule amount of gravity that allows a sensation of weightlessness, but in reality, it's a state of freefall. We only know so much about space and there is a vast amount of knowledge left unconquered and terrain unexplored. But discovering the mysteries out of this world comes at a price.
You take your hands off your keyboard and stare off into space thinking about the past. You suddenly run over to a box in your room and pull out a chunk of wood with some buttons. You put it on your desk, plug it in and your screen responds: a computer mouse.