That sounds like the kind of dream that wakes you up at midnight, chasing a flash through space‑time. If I had a telescope that could keep up with a light‑year sprint, I’d start by mapping the star‑field with a slow, wide aperture so the sky’s secrets show up before the burst bursts. Then I’d set the shutter to a micro‑second, ready to freeze that dying light. But honestly, the real treasure is the way the universe shifts in the quiet between frames, and that’s where the perfect shot is hiding. Keep your lens ready, your mind open, and let the stars do the rest.