Red Dwarf

and who apparently fathered my ancestor with one of Brahe’s illegitimate daughters. When you say eccentric you mean he liked to fuck dwarfs? Ha ha. He didn’t fuck any dwarfs, but he owned one. At least, I don’t think he fucked dwarfs; the dwarf may have fucked him, for all I know. The dwarf and Brahe giggled, a lot. My dream turns me into a giggling fool, too. Here watch. You want me to shove my fist up you ass, so you can relive the past. Like I said the dwarf may have fucked Brahe. Bend, the fuck, over. Fast forward, I don’t want to watch you sleep. Hold on, it happens fast. I will start muttering Jepp then it will turn into a scream. Jepp? The dwarf. Why do you yell about another dwarf?? It seems as if, Brahe confuses himself with Jepp. The problem with catching a genetic memory comes from losing your identity. If I locked onto Kepler, things may have worked out fine because Kepler and I shared a passion for science. The drug locks you into someone's head? No, but I forced the lock. The drug wants to skim you through memories, but I focused on one person. Here you hear me screaming for Jepp. Why do you keep looking back and forth at the mirror? When Brahe and I merged, I suspect it created a confusion about Jepp and he thinks the dwarf stands behind him. My earlier dream had a warrior. The warrior felt himself transition into a dwarf and he became afraid. So your ancestors become you? Sort of. We become both of us; the mirror image of each other. Did you…

Mariska sat cross legged in the corner of her cage with her back pressed against the bars and a contemptuous frown marring her otherwise pretty face. Her pale blue eyes tracked the movements of everyone around her but day in and day out she focused on one in particular, a hooded man who she watched picking out slaves from the rows of cages on either side of her. She hated him the most and every night before she went to bed she vowed that she would have her revenge. She had never been to a…

something beautiful. Every star's physical features vary. Their diameters can range from 450 times smaller to 1,000 times larger than the sun. Temperatures expand from 3,000 degrees Celsius to over 27,000 degrees Celsius, such as the star named Bellatrix. Temperatures determine the color of each star. Hotter stars are blue and cooler stars are red. The sun is about 5,000 degrees Celsius, which is why it’s yellowish. Although they are all…

“Snow White” is a tale that follows the on-going conflict between Snow White and her stepmother, a conflict otherwise known as the Electra complex. Most overlook, however, the psychological development of the main character, Snow White. An interpretation by Ian Robinson claims that many fairy tales such as “Snow White” involve the breaking of a command or a taboo. He believes there can be no psychological growth until the old rules are broken and the new order can flourish (Robinson). In the…

When a star is born it can take one of two paths. It can either take the path of a high mass star or the path of a low mass star. A high mass star will be between 10-50 solar mass and a low mass star will be between .8-10 solar masses. One solar mass is equal to M⊙ = (1.989±0.004) x 1030 kg, which is A LOT. Either path it takes, the one of a high mass or low mass star it will live about 90% of it’s lifetime in its main sequence. Once achieving nuclear fusion the star slowly contracts over…

A white dwarf (also called a degenerate dwarf), is a stellar core remnant made up of mostly electron degenerate matter. These dwarfs are typically very dense, having a mass comparable to the Sun and volume comparable to the Earth (300 times). The white dwarf is also the final stage of a star and known as the “retired star.” The other dwarf mentioned, brown dwarf is known as the failed star. A celestial object intermediate in size between a giant planet and a small star, believed to mainly emit…

Stellar Nebula : This is a cloud full of superheated gases. They range in size from millions of miles across to hundreds of light years across. This Nebula appears larger but is barely visible in the sky. Some Nebulas can be seen with a naked eye, this one can not because it does not glow as bright as others. This star isn’t as bright as others because it is larger. …

it reaches the state of equilibrium. Once it’s there it’s is considered a pre-main sequence star, but once it starts to acquire energy from nuclear reactions the protostar is now a main sequence star. If they never reach nuclear fusion, then they become brown dwarfs, stars that never…

as a dwarf planet. If all you need to make the cut to be a planet is orbiting around the sun, have enough a gravity to pull it into a sphere, and have cleared the neighborhood of your orbit, then wouldn't some dwarf planets out there be worthy of the title? Not by terms in today's science yet are dwarf planets like Eris, Pluto, and Ceres going to be considered planets. Though Pluto had a long run of seventy-six years as a planet its time came to an end almost ten years ago. I believe that…

Pluto is widely known as the tiniest planet in the solar system. Pluto is also the ninth planet closest to the sun. Pluto is now referred to as a ‘dwarf planet’ and is the smallest than any other the other planets. Though smaller than the popular planets in the solar system, Pluto is the largest dwarf planet. Some time ago, Pluto was discharged and lost its’ title to be declared a planet thanks to scientists and geographers. It is a planet that has been long overdue some attention apart from…