Catalin A Short Story

A hand sweeps upon a woman’s belly, inflated by the act of child creation. A man peers from the depths of darkness then sits beside the woman. The man scarred from the bottom left of his jaw to the left bottom eyelid. Says “It’s not pain in my skin” when she touches it, but the scars burn, burn like a thousand horses stampeding on the hot desert sand. A sorcerer with long white strands of white hair and robes that seem to go on for an infinite distance, says he can help both of them. The man says no, not trusting of anyone except his love. Yet the woman says yes, as her pain worsens like the darkness’s ever looming existence around them. The old sorcerer takes out a strange orange flask, glowing inside is it’s contents. “Tis’ an unknown world

To begin with, “I want to be an astronomer when I am of age” Catalina remarks to her father. “I would mightily suggest that you pursue another dream that you have planned out in your lovely,little brain’’ says her father. But, if you really want to, you will have to work hard, stay in school,and do significant research to reach your goal.

Prior the 20th century, it was unacceptable for women to study or work in the fields of science. Of course, this included fields such as astronomy. Yet, this did not stop the women who were interested by what laid beyond our planet’s night sky. In a field dominated by men even today, it is valuable to recall the important contributions and achievements of women in astronomy.

In this article Four starry Nights by Anna Frebel, a German astronomer who is passionate about discovering the oldest stars in the universe. Four Starry Nights from the authors account takes place over four days. She travels from Boston to Las Campanas Observatory three times a year to assist with unscrambling mysteries of the Milky Way. Each evening she stays at the observatory cost more than $50,000, so each day of this trip should be planned out carefully (Frebel, 2012).

Under normal circumstances, he would speak his mind, but, with a gun against his head, he couldn’t think or say a word. He was tall and stout. Wore a size 17 shoe, and has dark red eyes. Bob was the most scariest cop in the whole Police Department. Bob had to take down the biggest gang in the world THE KITTENS. The reason they are called The Kittens is because every time they rob a store, they whore kittens masks.

This is a story of how Dogs became Man’s best friend. One day Cathesis was running away from wolves. When suddenly he ran into a south Titian and the south Titian was furious. Knowing what Cathesis just did he said he was sorry and started running. But the south Titian stopped him and challenged him to anything he picks he will win and the south Titian said if you win you become a God. But if you lose I Get to eat you. Not knowing that the south Titian meant it. Cathesis argread. But the south Titian didn't factor one thing in Cathesis age. All he knew was hopscotch. So Cathesis picked hopscotch. The south titian knowing he can’t do that unless he moves the earth. Which would kill anyone and everyone. So the titian bowed down and said You win. Being only nine

“Wait!” Pythagoras jumped up, for getting about the inky dark above that would suck him in, and covered his face with his arms. No sooner than he did so, he was sucked into the stars, turning into a constellation, to muse over his theories for all

The light breeze brushes through my hair and weaves around my figure, my heart, and dances with what remains of my soul. Peeping up at the sky shyly, the Summer Triangle, the smallest constellations, Corona Borealis: the Northern Crown, Venus, the Big and Small Dipper, and Vega and its constellation, Lyra, all seem to wink at me. I smile back. Feelings of satisfaction and recognition slowly registered in my mind, as I lazily laid onto my back and glanced into the abyss. Hoping to find some kind of answer to my existence, to humankind, and to Earth, I waited for her (Nature)

The sky has been a major attraction for astronomers, scientist, and many civilizations of the past hundreds of years. What are Constellations? Why are they so important? The science of finding out what all these amazing stars in the sky first begin when ancient civilizations begin seeing patterns, which they shaped out a variety of images while stargazing has had different meanings for different cultures, this can be seen with the Big Dipper. The topics discussed will include a summary of the history of how the constellations came to be, also a brief overview of how the IAU came about, and recent findings made by the IAU in the past 10 years.

There once was a feline with beautiful, shiny fur and cute round ears that lived in the far mountains of the West. Everyday, the feline would go down to the waterfall by her den and clean and fluff her fur. She was one of the most beautiful creatures in the land and would always be the center of attention wherever she went.

the stars? The story behind “The Starry Night” is left completely open to interpretation even with

Nova grew up quickly and developed her father’s passion for astronomy Cecilia was very literal and did not believe in the things unseen. Because of this, a wedge began to grow, as fast as Nova, between Cecilia and her husband. Disagreement after disagreement drove Nova’s parents apart until eventually civil conversations were difficult to come by.

The extent of Carol Sagan’s legacy and contribution to the exploration of the cosmos is almost incomprehensible. His public broadcasts of “Cosmos”, his zest and crucial impact in the lives of others, his NASA career and explorations; his message on Phoenix, and his perpetual career as a professor all leave his existence on this pale blue dot with the potential to butterfly-effect our entire human race. It is a paramount legacy, if only relatively.

For as long as I can remember I have been drawn to the stars. At night I would look up and stare at the bright objects in the sky and wonder how they got there. I remember going to upstate New York when I was 10 years old and laying on a dock in the dead of night with no light pollution. I watched as the satellites blinked by and all the scattered tiny lights in the sky filled in all the black. I could even see these amazing green and purples in the sky. I layed there awestruck at these amazing anomalies I didn't know much about. But this was the event that really pushed me into pursuing more knowledge of these incredible sights.

Timothy Ferris once said, "We live in a changing universe and few things are changing faster than our conception of it. " Astronomy is a centuries old profession that has developed immensely throughout history. As time has moved foreword, astronomy has moved with it. It has developed a non-utilitarian use in modern-day society compared to its early use like navigation. As this profession has developed, the competitiveness has also emerged due to several factors such as government cutbacks. Astronomy is a rigorous job that requires the right degrees and personal qualities to keep up with it. Even though astronomy has changed much throughout history in many aspects, it retains the overall sense of wonderment and amazement that astounded others