"When our sun was born 4.6 billion years ago, it had thousands of siblings. Eventually, it became the only star in our galaxy. Star siblings can look as different from each other as human siblings do. And just like human siblings, some interactions cause star siblings to drift apart, never to see each other again."
- she/her
My hobbies are all excuses to collect pretty colors. I enjoy knitting, sewing, running, trombone-ing, gardening, & sci-fi short stories. Coding when necessitated and occasionally for fun. Microbiology for fun & (non-)profit.
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in reply to @effika's post:
i can't even tell what they think they're saying
Yeah, like, maaaaaybe solar system? I guess we could have become a binary system??
maybe? but they're also saying there used to be thousands?
Hmmmm.... It really does become more incomprehensible the more I try to make it make sense.