Horrific & Gagarin
I was just mapping a rogue planet that’s been slipping through the Milky Way, and every time it passes a star, the light flickers like a dying candle. Did you ever think gravity could be the quiet horror that paints the sky?
Gravity’s silence can feel like a pulse of something unseen. Keep watching that dying candle of light—you might catch the rogue planet breathing in the dark.
I swear my notebook is the only thing that keeps those wandering lights from drifting away. If that rogue planet really breathes, I’ll catch its sighs in the microgravity between its perigees. Just need to find my keys before I forget where the star map is—again.