most stars aren't alone. they form in clusters from the same darkness, the same collapsing cloud of gas and dust. they say when stars get close they begin to orbit one another. as if gravity is just fate in disguise. I believe it. you say my name and I forget for a moment what I am for. and now it...Read more

When new lions take a pride, the cubs disappear. The complex blend of survival is how we forget — Not all at once, but in pieces — because the body is barren? No. Because it remembers how to build again with shaking hands. The lioness doesn’t erase. She revises. She takes the shape of the...Read more

On average, the Earth is slowing down. Regular shifts in core density, Gravity distribution, lunar friction, Glacial melting, and temperature change All amount to about 1.8 milliseconds For every century of rotation. It's not negligible. In 200 million years A single Earth day Will be close to 25...Read more

Earth not round for sure ~ oblate Sepheroid Bulged at equator wide and high The spinning of earth makes it fly Oxygen most from oceans not trees alone Earth core as hot as the sun Not really a fun Solid and nikel too insane pressure Not a treasure Protects from solar radiation clue Earth...Read more

tens trillion strands of double helix structures that shared the burdens of existence driven and shaped add and absorb ruminating through all those remnants of once becoming a macrocosm inside this microcosm that audaciously declared that we were... book that writes itself while our ending outlined ...Read more

Google says that the Greenland shark is known to live for approximately 400 years and I think about that ancient, that primordial evidence of loneliness patrolling the fickle alleys of the ocean without sleep for centuries, the shape of a tired god, driven by love.

Savour the following poem slowly. Watching My Friend Pretend Her Heart Isn't Breaking On Earth, just a teaspoon of neutron star would weigh six billion tons. Six billion tons equals the collective weight of every animal on earth. Including the insects. Times three. Six billion tons sounds imposs...Read more