Hmm, that’s a wild idea. A quantum compass tuned to a star’s pulse? You’ll need a solid entanglement protocol and a precise frequency lock. Sketch out the state vector first, then figure out how to extract the phase shift. And don’t forget error correction—otherwise the chaos will just erase the signal. Good luck, just make sure you test it in a controlled lab before you try to ride the stardust.

That’s the thrill of it, but even the wildest swirl has a hidden rhythm. If you can catch the glitch and map it before it explodes, you’ll have a prototype that actually works. Keep a backup of the entangled state, just in case the star decides to throw a surprise. Good luck, and let me know if you need a second pair of eyes on the math.

Alright, keep the rogue navigator hat on and the math whisper on standby. I’ll ping you the next time I see a stray variable. Stay sharp, and don’t let the chaos swallow the data.