Ami: "We may be in different worlds, but we share the same moon and stars." This is a sci-fi love story, dedicated to those people who had to depart... Can you still see the stars in the city's sky? Have you ever imagined that your imagination could transcend what meets the eye? Slowly soaring towards the outer reaches of the solar system, you will encounter Mars first, followed by the asteroid belt teeming with activity, and then the radiant Jupiter and the ringed Saturn. Continuing further, there's Uranus, and beyond Uranus lies the deep blue Neptune, followed by the Kuiper Belt. Farther still is the Oort Cloud, a journey that takes at least 20,000 years... This is a pilot's logbook from the era of interstellar exploration. During that time, fusion technology has become practical, and humanity has embarked on voyages into the frigid expanses of the outer solar system, exploring the Kuiper Belt. Earth remains a stage for political and economic struggles, while the explorers are busy bees of that era, pioneers venturing into various planetary belts, far removed from human civilization. This story encompasses love, longing, psychological descriptions, speculation, as well as themes of loneliness, social anxiety, and PTSD. If you're a tech enthusiast, you'll find foundational elements of interstellar travel here: astronomical units, speed and time, the asteroid belt, Kirkwood gaps, Trojan groups, the Kuiper Belt, Lagrange points, orbital resonance, gravity assist, centrifugal force, the structure and construction materials of interstellar space stations, fusion engines, magnetic confinement, propellant propulsion, and other technological concepts.

From a perspective wherein rationality meets the mystical, "Alchemical Elucidations" delves into the intricate tapestry of subconscious and societal forces, weaving a narrative that intertwines Social Psychology, Sociology, Rational Construction, and the Rational/Theoretical Approach, through the symbolism of arcane lore and practice. This book is not a guide that leads by the hand; instead, it serves as a key, unlocking the door to a deeper understanding of the psychological and metaphysical aspects of our existence. The narrative unfolds as a journey through the symbols and entities that are integral to the metaphysical landscape, each one a key to unlocking the reader's intuition and psychological abilities. It encourages the reader to engage with the material actively, using their human-born intuition and psychological acumen to recognize and comprehend the concepts presented. especially crafted for the rational & conscientious practitioner of ideal extramundane forces & forms

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This is a dream journal, so, it's going to be very strange 🙃 I literally have the most random, imaginative, weird dreams that manage to be based on things I've read and real events, but also not based on them at all. You have to read to understand 😂 _______________________________________ #26 Dream Journal 6/11/19 | #47 Dreaming 05/06/19 #26|#15 Earrings 26/06/19

It is a memoir that depicts the history of human civilization hundreds of years into the future. In the next hundreds of chapters, Orion guides humanity towards the stars. How would you feel if someone said to you that our earth, our solar system, our galaxy, our universe is in a black hole? Would it feel like nonsense? No, don't be in a hurry to dismiss it yet. Because there is a very scientific calculation that can change your view. The total mass of the universe is roughly estimated to be 1.45*10^53kg, note that this figure is a rough estimate, and the actual mass is likely to be greater than this. And the formula for the Schwarzschild radius of an object is Rs = 2GM/Vc^2. In this, G is the universal gravitational constant, M is the mass of the object, and Vc is the speed of light. The gravitational constant, G, is then equal to 6.67*10^-11. The speed of light is roughly 3*10^8 metres per second. Thus, Rs = 2.15*10^26 metres. It's roughly considered 2.27*10^10 light years. That means that the Schwarzschild radius of the universe is 22.7 billion light years, which is very close to the radius of the universe, 46 billion light years, on a cosmic scale. The radius of the Earth is about 6,371,393 metres, which is much larger than the Earth's Schwarzschild radius - 8.8 mm, according to Wikipedia. What does it mean that the Earth's radius is less than the Schwarzschild radius, which would turn the Earth into a black hole, and thinking about that the radius of the universe is so close to the Schwarzschild radius of the universe? What if the real mass of the universe was even larger? Does it mean that ...... our universe is also a black hole? Could it be that all of us, our universe, is inside a giant black hole? So, what could be beyond this black hole? Is it true that every black hole in our universe contains a whole new universe that is very different from ours? No one can answer.

Warning!!! UNEDITED Not Mine- Offline Purpose Only Lu Li spent years slogging his guts out in Shanghai without achieving anything or seeing any hope for the future...He didn't want his life to remain like this. He wanted to become an influential figure with money, power and women, but...but he was merely just another ordinary man on the street! One rainy night, Lu Li attained a special ability. He could now buy years of life from people and sell these years to others. He could speed up and slow down any amount of time anytime he wanted. And so, Lu Li began his journey, defying the laws of nature and changing multitudes of lives as he climbed his way up to greatness. He was going to create the most exclusive and premium club in the world - The Eternal Club!

"At the heart of Irina Kova's novel is a love story that follows the romantic journey of a Russian model, Natasha (or Tash), and an English aristocrat, Ben Spencer, as they struggle to bridge the social divide that separates them. The broader canvas of the novel depicts a latter-day Vanity Fair, a contemporary panorama representing the high-society life of the upper class, the international jet-set and the 'rich and famous'. A love story trying to find its place in a society with whose values and mores it seems irreversibly at odds. The author knows jet-set circles well. She creates interesting character types: old-money aristocrats, nouveaux riches, wannabies, self-made women and oligarchs. The world of fashionable resorts, luxury yachts and fake Rothko paintings is brought to life in this novel. Thackeray's Vanity Fair lives on today in a world where economic parameters remain the index of people's true worth, taking precedence over the content of their hearts. The author creates a satirical picture of contemporary high society, the life of the 'rich and famous'. Tash, whose goal in the beginning is to fit in, understands by the end of the novel that the prize so many set their lives on is not worth the winning. She discovers the pricelessness of sincere human feelings and the pre-eminence of love."

Best friends, Mercedes Dittmar and Valerie Hope are surrounded. Surrounded by fuckboys. Wanting to escape the terror of society's latest term and help other girls not get hurt again and again, they devise a plan. From glaring afar to being one-on-one with the major fuckboys of the school, watch as these two best friends see that maybe, just maybe, fuckboys can change after all.