I’ll be honest with you. I have no idea whether this is a spring flower or whether it’ll show up later this year. What I do know is this:
You don’t always have to look up to see the stars. Immerse yourself in physics, and you’ll find stars in the colours in front of you (light anyone?), in the atoms and molecules which make up everything (yes, both this flower and the plastic floating in our oceans), and even in the existence of the flower itself.
How?
Think about it like this: Without our own star, the Sun, we would not be here. How many reasons for why that is the case can you think of?
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