"The nitrogen in our DNA, the calcium in our teeth, the iron in our blood were all made in the interiors of collapsing stars. We are all made of star stuff." - Carl Sagan
From our vantage point on Earth we can see light from stars which are billions of light-years away. It is therefore reasonable to assume the majority of stars we can see in the night sky have already completed their lifespan and died. When we look at the farthest visible star, we are technically looking 4 billion years into the past. It is extremely likely life outside of earth existed (and perhaps still exists) during such an unimaginable length of time.
While i'm very satisfied with my final images, they caused a large amount of stress for me considering it relied on clear skies and other external factors. I ended up taking the picture on the left just two days before it needed to be in, and I really pushed the deadline which I hate doing.
CLOUDS RUIN EVERYTHING. We went to this one spot in Derbyshire multiple times to get shots with no light pollution but it was cloudy many times. This made things extra stressful since mum had to drive me there at midnight on a work night, so I felt bad for her too,
Anyway now I'm free from college until September, I have a lot of time to work on OCs. For fate/reflection (a small Fate fan group where we make our own fan characters and rp) I wrote a short thing about my Casters old memories. So basically I wrote historical fanfiction, this is a high point in my life. I love Mary I so much, I spent two whole days just reading about her life.
Aside from that I've been working on my main rping character Ortiz and my space pirate lesbians, although so far its just brainstorming various ideas and I haven't really gotten anything written down yet.
I love this couple so much I'm going to work on them a lot over this holiday!!! Hell yeah!!!!!!
