Hey Pluto, I've been thinking about how open‑source projects thrive on contributors scattered across the globe, kind of like stars in a galaxy. Ever wonder how a truly distributed network could bring together isolated communities—maybe even those on other planets—into one coherent, collaborative whole? Let's chat about that cosmic collaboration idea.

I’d start with the edge nodes that are already out there—micro‑clouds on Mars, sensor swarms on the ISS, even the little data hubs on the Moon’s surface. Those are the quiet, persistent lights that can feed a shared, low‑latency network back to Earth. If we give them a lightweight, open‑source protocol that lets them sync and gossip, the whole galaxy of data can become a living, breathing chorus that’s both a map of the universe and a mirror of our own community.