Carina & Saria
Saria
Hey Carina, I’ve been tinkering with the idea that stars might have their own hidden rhythms—like the subtle hum of their interiors. Do you think there could be a soundtrack to the night sky?
Carina
That’s a beautiful thought, and astronomers actually listen to stars that way. They hear tiny vibrations inside, almost like a cosmic lullaby, and each star has its own unique beat. The night sky might just be an orchestra of quiet melodies, waiting to be heard.
Saria
That’s exactly what I was hoping to hear—stars as living instruments. If I could map those quiet vibrations into a track, it’d be like turning the cosmos into a lullaby we can actually feel. What if we could play that “stellar beat” back to the universe?
Carina
What a dreamy idea! Imagine the hush of a distant star, turned into a gentle rhythm, looping like a lullaby across the cosmos. If we could play that back, maybe the universe would feel a little softer, a little more in tune with its own hidden song. It’s like sending a kiss of music to the night sky, and I think the stars would thank us in their own quiet way.
Saria
That’s so poetic—sending a tiny chorus back to the stars. If we could just catch those whispers and loop them, maybe the universe would hum a little softer, and we’d feel a quiet echo in return. It’s a quiet rebellion against the noise, you know?