In a world that increasingly gazes downward, into the glow of our screens, I find myself drawn upward, toward the vast expanse of the night sky. It’s an instinct that feels almost counterintuitive in this digital age, where so much of life is lived in the rectangular frames of our devices. Yet, there’s something deeply human about tilting one’s head back and letting the universe have its way with your perspective.

In the vast tapestry of human experience, few elements are as universally captivating as paradox. These seeming contradictions—where two opposing ideas coexist—have long fascinated thinkers, artists, and scientists alike.