A person stands on a rocky cliff, looking up at a vibrant night sky filled with stars, a nebula, and a bright celestial phenomenon.

based on this poem In the vast cosmic dance, a wondrous art, Margaret Burbidge’s wisdom set us apart, Atoms in our bodies, a cosmic birthright, Tracing back to stars, a celestial flight. From the crucible deep in the stellar core, Nitrogen, iron, carbon, elements galore, Born in thermonuclear fusion’s embrace, Stars’ fiery hearts, their celestial grace. Explosions in cosmic fireworks grand, Scatter enrichment across the land, Into the gas clouds, the nursery of stars, From dust and gas, a universe truly ours. So when you gaze upon the night’s vast sea, Feeling small in the cosmic mystery, Remember, within you, the stars abide, In every atom, a universe inside. The universe lives within your frame, You, a part of its celestial flame, Poetically and literally, stardust we are, Connected to the cosmos, near and far. In the grand cosmic scheme, we play a part, With the universe’s song in our hearts, For we are not just stardust, you see, We are the universe, and the universe is in me. Ver más