Starry sky and your popular science copy of NASA are suffocating.

About the starry sky and your copy of NASA science

"See those bright lights? Those are dying stars. "

"You see this chaotic galaxy, just like a flowering cherry tree. The bright area is the kindergarten of the stars. There, the new star is blooming. "

"How do you say' the moon' in your language? Anyway, we all look at the same moon. "

"You and I are the sons of the stars. Every cell writes the history of the whole universe. When you stare at yourself, you also see the outline of the universe. "

"Look up at these stars and see how they shine for you."

"Without darkness, there is no light."

"When we go deep into space, we don't expect to find something to look back at us."

"Discovery this spring: A cosmic butterfly flutters its wings composed of interstellar gas and dust."

"Stars are born from dust and fog and scattered in the universe. They connect us with the universe. "

"You are really small, but it doesn't mean you can't shine."

"For someone, you are the center of the universe-just like the small Magellanic Cloud, you radiate the light of the whole universe and help them find their way. Although you may not realize it. "

"No matter how many similarities and differences there are, each galaxy is dazzling in its own unique way."