Partizan & Zivelle
Hey Partizan, have you ever thought about how the light from distant stars could serve as a living map when you’re trapped on a rogue planet? I’ve been sketching out some patterns—almost like a poem—where the shifting brightness of quasars could guide you to the safest orbit. What do you think?
That’s a neat poetic exercise, but if you’re stuck on a rogue planet the light from quasars won’t help you navigate in real time. They’re millions of light‑years away, so any brightness change is ancient news. A better “map” would come from local pulsars or even the planet’s own magnetic field. Stick to measurable signals and you’ll find a safe orbit; otherwise you’re just chasing pretty shadows.