Absolutely, every time a star dies it births new elements and new worlds—like a cosmic reset button. So when we look at a distant, dying star, we’re really looking back at the future of everything that comes next. It’s the universe’s way of saying that even when we feel stuck, the next horizon is already being forged out there. Just keep your telescope aimed at that light, and you’ll always have a second chance to catch something new.

That’s exactly how I see it—every night sky is a catalog of survived storms, each bright one a promise that we can light up our own path. Keep following those sparks, and the universe will keep feeding you its stories.