Looking intently on his computer-screen at the recently-released photograph of a black hole in a distant galaxy, Prof. Guy Lafon, a brilliant theoretical-physicist at the Sorbonne was stunned in awe. Light from periphery was forced by gravity to travel inside the central abyss of a globe. Professor felt a joyful shiver at this celestial co-existence of light and darkness.
Looking outside his office window, he noticed the blackening of blue sky. The Notre Dame’s spire was ablaze with golden flames, black smoke billowing underneath. A new shiver replaced the old one, witnessing nature’s display of destructive power, close to home.
Looking outside his office window, he noticed the blackening of blue sky. The Notre Dame’s spire was ablaze with golden flames, black smoke billowing underneath. A new shiver replaced the old one, witnessing nature’s display of destructive power, close to home.
