New experiences: SCRIET

One month @ SCRIET, November 8th '23

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With new regions to explore, new culture to adopt, new friends to make and new teachers to learn from, one can't be more thrilled to make that step ahead.

For now, I head back to freshen up my roots, so that I keep growing ahead.

Often people tend to forget their roots, their culture in wake of a new or a better one, but they let slip that a tree only grows when its roots are taken care of.

Well, since I am a Benarasi ;) I can't forget my roots even if I toil hard to.

Cosmic buddies!

Of late, I came across a short clip on the internet in which Musk and DiCaprio were having a casual conversation. The admin asked its viewers to tag anyone with whom you discuss astronomy while having chats or random discussions.

I could hardly think of anyone except my sibs and one of my friends. Nevertheless I have a feeling that everyone feels the same about the space as much as me or anyone I mentioned.

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During peak summer days, when the weather is both hot and humid there is no point in sleeping under water coolers as it increases the already high humidity levels. Instead you can take a regular table fan and rest yourselves on your house roof, it feels so soothing. With starry skies to see and cool gentle breeze to feel it is truly a sleeping paradise.

When you lay back with your sibs and gaze the night sky, there is an spontaneous urge within to feel curious about that mystifying strange dark void which is just hanging and hanging in front of our eyes. No matter, in whatever state you were, you suddenly start to feel timid, nauseous and start to ponder what is all this! Where it all started! Why isn't there anyone else! If it is there, then what happens to us! Are we heading the right path! Or is this all just a dream! and there comes the horrendous question of what am I, to this whole creation or whatever it is!

Sometimes these suspicions instill positivity to advance ahead, but it also terrifies one about the endgame of us humans as a whole.

On the road ahead, whatever my profession would be, Astonomy will always be my passion.

Cover photo : Ryan Hutton