The great telescope was the pinnacle of ingenuity and invention. Scientists peered into the far corners of the galaxy, looking for answers to the questions of life. It was truly incredible.
But nothing was as incredible as the day life was discovered among the stars.
Older generations grappled with the idea that they were not the only beings in the universe.
Younger generations embraced the idea of other advanced civilizations existing elsewhere, even if they could only be observed for the moment.
Nibirian children created rhyming skipping songs.
“One bomb, two bombs, three bombs, four.”
“The earthlings don’t exist anymore.”
But nothing was as incredible as the day life was discovered among the stars.
Older generations grappled with the idea that they were not the only beings in the universe.
Younger generations embraced the idea of other advanced civilizations existing elsewhere, even if they could only be observed for the moment.
Nibirian children created rhyming skipping songs.
“One bomb, two bombs, three bombs, four.”
“The earthlings don’t exist anymore.”
