Saturday, September 20, 2025

Living In Space or On A Meteor -- Who Nose What For

 

            Whoosh, whoosh, the Center revolts.  It is that Center that spins.  It spins past the sound barrier.  There are constant ripped, fragmented, echoing sounds.  Above the ground.  Or, at least, the ground thinks so.  And those drawn electrons spinning, non stopped momentum.  Faster than that speed of sound.  Approaching, ever increasing, towards the speed of light.  And those electrons.  Shooting into.  Shooting out of that Inner E = MC squared speeding ring.  That Ring’s Mass times the Speed of Light Squared, no it broke the Speed of Light.  It is going greater than that Speed of Light and its definition of Energy is its Mass times its greater than that Speed of Light Squared.  Speeding Middle.  Its electrons clouding not by movement.  Its electrons structurally poled back into that Outer Ring.  That Inner Ring wanting more and more.  The Outer Ring giving more and more.  Leaving that Middle more than either, rotating, electron murres, electron placements.

            Suceedingly shooting through speed of sound walls, bracing, enlightening by an eon long wave of lightening flashing towards the jealous neutron constant and non chemically active ground stabilizer and sturdier.  Sturdied not by degrees but sturdied by infinity.  You pass that speed of light and you are enshelled by a dimension everywhere along your dimensional horizon, its right arm right angling you to perpendicular existence.  Your life is a tangent.

            And the life I meet and the life I mess are the chemical argon cloud attractions that by chance pushed above the surface.  Held in by gravity.  Sedimented by gravity.  The striation of ammonia.

 

            Middle ring, neutral charged as in their constant acceptance and expulsion of charges, the soda of chemicals.  Or is that constant exceptance, because it is constantly changing.  It does not keep a charge so it does not have a charge.  The rusts, the carbonates, the air bubble mixtures, in this case Calcium Carbonate.

            We discussed How To Make A Living:

            Moon Rover Me Oh My

           

 

 

 

            One of the guys,“The man in the moon talking to me, ‘The See Of Tranquility.  When I am meditating, calming my insides, I observe the universe through my See Of Tranquility.  My Moontra to the Universe is Oh Man God Damn I Am Moon.’’’

            Then I said, “The Sea of Tranquility.  That is where Neil Armstrong established our Moon base Alpha.”

            And the Moon Guy, “I thought your Star Wars were about men like me, always welcoming people to the Dark Side.

            “I do eat up the energy our Sun sends us.  I eat, feed, consume once a month.  Then all I can do is sit and let my fat belly out. Two weeks ago, yesterday, boy was I a full Moon!”

            Later in the talk the Man in the Moon said, “Remember in 1969 when Apollo 11 landed on me and that Neil Armstrong said, ‘One small step…’? And then in 1971, Alan Shepard from Apollo 14 took his six iron and started hitting golf balls around?  Well that sort of stuff really got under my skin.  You guys are a bunch of Luna Ticks.”

           

            And I just thought “Even a Moon who shines in the Dark and eclipses the Sun like Night

            May make tides at Noon and wash away the Dunes

            When he is taken too Light.  Or is he taken into the Light?”

           

That seemed to tide us over for a while.

           

            But then one of them said, “I’ve been visiting Earth a lot lately.  ‘Moonlight becomes me, it lengthens my lair.’

            So, I am listening to all of this.  I am taking notes but I will not believe it when I read it over, afterwards.  Even asking myself what a dinosaur evolved into did not prepare me for me observing life on another planet.  I assumed too much.

            And they kept going on, “Earth’s gravity keeps me face forward.  Extreme heat versus extreme cold makes me turn in Earth’s order.  But I get back at the Earth.  One does not win all.

            “I may not be the strongest.  I know that I cannot force your steadfast, your Stallworth.  But I can and do contend your water.  Sure, you might take your bricks and sand and build a dam.  You might dig in, explode, shovel out a canal or two.  How about a canal between two of your oceans?  You might even over pollute, you with your lost ozone layer and your greenhouse gas effects.  You make those efforts on the Ice Bergs to melt and the Sea Levels rise. 

 

 

 

            “Yep, you may have committed suicide, forcing your world and its lives to suck in your factory waste.  But I make the tides.  I wash your coastal areas, and now, your new coastal areas, with your oil sludge and plastic spoons and all sorts of never decaying garbage.

            “At your nighttime I pull your garbage spouts up and over what little farmland you have left.  And, as if I care, I tsunami your Atlantic Oilshun.  As if I care, I drown your Seattles and your L A s and San Franciscos with outhouse poop, coal poop, and Kook Brothers poop.  Guess what I can do to you perturbatively? 

            “Am I getting under your skin?  Well, I have been for millenniums.  You complain that I have bile!  I have your bile.  I have your spit.  I have your gastric juices.  And I have your blood.  Call me a Vampire.  That’s why Lugosi came out at Night!  Your heart’s blood is made of water.  And water obeys me!  Your blood cells, your Hemoglobins, your braincells.  They feel my pull.  I command them.  They do what I force.  I am the command of the Moon.

            Then I said to him, “You flew by that Moon today, Oh Boy.”  I then tore my spacesuit off.  “You better start practicing by putting some magnets on top of each other.  Measuring them.  Checking the angles.  Starting the Gyroscope.  And then you shoot off your toy rocket.  That is how you teach yourself and that is how you got us on our journey out here.

            “What could I do?  No numbskull had done this before.  Talk to an alien.  How could I practice?  I read.  I read Doctor Livingston.  I read Doctor Goodall.  I read Doctor Feel Good, Doctor Seuss and Doctor Dolittle.” 

            Now the Moon Guy interjected again, “This is like finding life in the rings of Neptune.”

            To which I said, “You will definitely Find life on Earth and it is definitely not us.

            “You got us a mile tangent from the Moon.  Three miles back you previously shot the opposition thrusters to lower our speed, that third mile, matching the Moon’s rotation (calculating, extending the surface a mile up).  The speed is matched.  We are up there in our Moon’s sky.  Our momentum makes me feel like I’m at the top floor of the Prudential Sky Scraper viewing the surface and then I step into the elevator to get to the ground floor.

            “Then at floor one, I step, I walk, I kneel on one knee.  Watching that horizon.  Clear.  Empty.  Outwards towards the red light of Mars.  It is steady.  It is unchanging.  It’s movement across the skyscape is left to right but at it is height, as a crack appears three feet in front of my right knee.  And the temperature reading collection on my suit goes from Sixty-Five degrees below Water Freezing up to a balmy Seventy-Three degrees above.  That ground crack, that autumn warmth, that slight gravitational slide of the powdered iron silicate silt, about thirty-two ounces of particles, thirty-two ounces that could not do that on their own.”

            And then they heard my voice within my breath preserving pressurized suit adjusting to take in this intrusive frequency, “Yes, it is me.  Well, it is I.  It is one of us, anyway.”

 

 

 

 

My friends and I don’t talk about everything.  Who does anyway!  Really!




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