The stars have always kept humanity enthralled, we've given them names, tried to tell their stories, used them as a way to define beauty. Perhaps because they are the only sources of light when man is most afraid, they have been imbued with a special kind of magic....
Read more …The stars have always kept humanity enthralled, we've given them names, tried to tell their stories, used them as a way to define beauty. Perhaps because they are the only sources of light when man is most afraid, they have been imbued with a special kind of magic.
Navigators have turned to them for guidance because they are unchanging, being someone's North Star is testament to your fidelity. In the same manner, astrologers have taken the stars as a way to explain certain events and define fate—as if the stars themselves were the gods they were named for. As Romeo and Juliet were star-crossed lovers, modern man has still sought the aid of the stars, what is definitely arcane knowledge in the age of space exploration. It tells you one of two things: stars truly have a form of power or humans still don't have a clue of what they're doing on Earth.
