A poetic exploration of how the discovery of a new moon around Uranus and the rise of AI mirror each other — reminding us that curiosity connects us to both the universe above and the one within. Some discoveries remind us that wonder is not something we outgrow — it’s something we orbit. Recently, astronomers found a new moon circling Uranus , a small, faint sphere quietly keeping pace with the giant planet for who knows how long. It wasn’t new , of course — it was simply un

(by Honey / Lively by Honey) Scientists call them time crystals — strange new states of matter that repeat themselves endlessly in time,...

(by Honey / Lively by Honey) Lately I’ve been thinking about how, in families, cousins often seem to have babies around the same time —...

Stargazing isn’t just about looking up—it’s about looking within. Under a blanket of stars, away from the noise, you’ll find space to...

Modern humans have lived through somewhere between 6,700–8,000 generations.

How could it ever be selfish to hope for one more miracle—to be chosen, loved, and cherished by one person who sees the universe in you?

Fossils and geological layers don’t show signs of advanced technology before humans.

Big questions, little lessons, and a whole lot of awe. Specks of Starlight Learning the universe, one question at a time.