They don't see the stars the way we see them. When a human being looks at a star, we see its past – as it was, 25 million years ago. When they look at a star, they see both its past and its present, and usually its end. Most stars are pretty similar, anyway.
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timeasmymeasure
Eleven/Romana (author created)
Date: 2010-12-06 10:11 pm (UTC)Soon, Love, Soon
They
They don't see the stars the way we see them. When a human being looks at a star, we see its past – as it was, 25 million years ago. When they look at a star, they see both its past and its present, and usually its end. Most stars are pretty similar, anyway.
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