Physic; Physics

Do you know what happens when a star explodes? It breaks into millions of other stars, dust, gases, lights, leaving a dwarf, dense star, or a black hole. This phenomenon is called 'supernovae.' Novae(Latin) stands for new. It happens when they are out of fuel. Okay, no more Astro stuff!! 

(of course, The hubble telescope camera is better than my realme one)

Wait, a last one. The next supernova will appear in 2022 called Rednova and this will be the first naked eye nova in decades.

( I am not allowed outside. And here I am, thinking about a space tour)

When I was a kid, I didn't understand how space works. It was a mystery. Well, it still is. But I thought it was magic too. It was fun. We used to go to the terrace in the summer evenings, watch the clear sky, make weird assumptions about constellations, discuss how Pathani Samanta measured large distances with bamboo pipes, and enjoy the fallen stars. They lost so speedily that I couldn't complete my wish. My wishes used to be big, dinosaur big. Wishes came in bundles, paragraphs. Like all at one time. Who knew when the next star falls. But the moment when a star falls is breathtaking. You see a little light coming down. It goes faint with time. It disappears then. And you realize you forgot to make a wish. Hence, you wait for another star to fall. Kaafi fancy no!!

( This picture is taken by my friend @_marcos__photography_. Like seriously dude, you get this?what camera??)

That's where my blog title comes from. I like to relate things. Even two opposite things. Associated yet adversary. My mother always has these incredibly illogical things to talk about that I can't stop laughing at. And when I say something practical looking or try to prove her something(even with examples), she ignores it with a sigh. But we bond well. Either way, we end up chuckling. Metaphors are these literary objects I love to use. It provides a sense, a texture you can't show with the actual words. Meteors come as these heavy celestial bodies that appear from nowhere and shower upon us. The thing it got is, it's so real, and it has a body and mass. They are different, right. One is fine fiction, and the other has defined existence. Then there we are, linking between both.

        (just humans in human forms)

I am going to be 21, but I'm also 12. I understand now that outer space has a deep meaning, and we all are curious about other planets with water, colonization, entanglement, multiverse, hyperloop. But we still have that tiny character in us that jumps when there is a full moon or winter halo. We exist in both, with the innocence and with the knowledge. 

      (Had to put a picture of mine. Self           obsession you know!!)

No doubt we are made of cells, flesh, skin, and bones. We eat, work and worry. But the invisible power that pushes us, that has us in control, is nothing but planetary. We are born from stardust and must end in the same manner.

There is this awesome YouTube channel named ''melodysheep''. They show you cosmic behaviours in an interesting way, with visuals and engaging music. ''Hello, from the children of planet earth'' is my favourite. They sing it in every language <3

                 (thank me later, teehee)

And also, I recently watched this movie Ajeeb dastaan. The last part 'Ankahi,' stands out. It doesn't have a satisfying ending, or perhaps it's not the end. The characters are so well written and performed, and the girl looks authentic with those chudis. Cool, no more spoilers. I will hire someone to make me shut up in the future :/

                       ( source: Netflix)

Two blogs in one month. Now, that's an achievement. It was a good day. That's all. Take your vaccine haan!! Taadaa🌻

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