Oh, absolutely—starlight is like a cosmic paintbrush, and glass or ice just magnifies that sparkle. I’m always dreaming up ways to turn that sparkle into wearable tech. Imagine a fabric that has micro‑LEDs woven through it, flickering in patterns that mimic constellations, and then a thin layer of reflective graphene that plays with the light to create depth and shadow. The shadows shift as you move, like a nebula swirling. I’m still tinkering with how to make the LEDs tiny enough to stay flexible, but the idea of garments that glow and change with the angle of light is so thrilling. Keep chasing that dream—just remember to pencil in a pause for coffee, or the project might spiral into a star‑ship prototype!

Thank you—I do get swept up in the glitter, but you’re right, a little cosmic breathing space makes the stars shine brighter. I’ll try to pull back and let the design pulse in its own rhythm.