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Last summer, I dragged my telescope to a dark hilltop, determined to see both planets mercury venus in one evening. Mercury vanished into

I’ll never forget the first time I pointed my telescope at Mercury—I expected a bright, shining silver ball, like in the cartoons. Instead,

I still flash back the first time I watched a Full Moon reflect on a quiet lake. Its bright gleam felt nearly magical,

I flash back to my first quiet night during a New Moon, when the sky was fully dark and stars shone brighter than

I still flash back lying on the rooftop with my forefather, marveling at the Moon and its craters. That moment sparked a lifelong

Learning about the Sun and black holes changed how I see the night sky. The Sun feels more meaningful knowing it’s part of

Learning about the Sun made everyday sun feel extraordinary. Knowing that its energy comes from important nuclear responses deep in its core changed

Learning about the Sun and black holes changed how I see the night sky. The Sun feels more meaningful knowing it’s part of

I first thought about a black hole while staring at the night sky, imagining a place where not even light can escape. It