How Stars Die
Science isn't as much fun as fiction because science just takes too long. Take the life of a star for instance, it takes millions of years for anything really cool to happen to a star. And once it does start, it takes several million years to actually happen.
In fiction, stars are born in a dizzying swirl of light and a dense roar of matter. In no time, fictional galaxies are reduced to so much space dust.
I don't know where I was going with this ... it has been in draft status since March. Oh well, it's out there now.
posted by GFK @ 9:42 PM
1 Comments:
Wow. No need to go anywhere with it. It's done. You've expressed the whole thought. The last PP picks the reader up, swirls us around like sand in a dust devil and puts us gently down, dizzy and trying to catch our balance....
This is a saver
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