#lagrange point

Danny after all the things back home settle down (finally), decides to open a little lost and found vintage shop.

(As part of his royal training as prince before his coronation to happen to officially be King, he needs to know how to manage the GZ and have good relations with em, and this is good practice)

The things he sell are given to him by the other ghost who wish for their belonging to be return to someone important to them when they were alive (family, descendant, friends, a past lover, a helpful stranger)

Danny's shop is somewhat connected to his haunt, and with his space core it can have a weird effect to the people passing near his shop, giving them the feeling of them having to go inside because there is something important in there waiting just for them.

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The shop starts to gain a reputation.

People can understand to a level how the shop had their families old furniture or a specific jacket from your great-gramps, but entire albums worth of picture that you were sure were destroyed in a fire or have lost for many decades tends to raise some eyebrows.

People start to talk.

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Duke just casually walked by the shop, his neck cracking by the force of how fast he turned to look at this little shop he was sure was not there yesterday: " Uh, guys was I dosed with something or is there somehow a black hole just inside that shop?!"

(Cue the Batfam being hella nosy and -oop Bruce casually going inside to investigate inside the shop)

Bruce: " Hello just checking out at the interesting stuff in he- is that my mother's pearl necklace!"

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Danny's enjoying the whole thing, he gets to reunite sentimental things to people & and be an absolute troll.

Danny trying not to grin: "Why no sir! I had no idea how Important these things are I'm just selling them, oh I'm selling things that went missing and were part of a crime scene?! How terrible!"

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The Sun's Lagrange Points

Scientists at the University of Yeshiva have been modelling our Solar System, to see how far out the gravity of our star could influence even capture objects, and concluded it's as far out as 3.8 light years.

To put that into perspective, the closest star to our Sun is 4.24 light years, and would seem to suggest that there could even be an area of interchange between the two.

Enter the Lagrange points, areas of balance most frequently used between our Sun and Earth's gravitational influence, in fact, JWST uses one of these L points to maintain a stable orbit.

There is of course such points between all bodies, and the team were looking specifically at the Lagrange points between our Sun and the Galaxy itself, and how gravity here could provide an area where objects could get stuck in an orbit.

Consider that such objects will have been moving at the time of capture, the team predicts a fractal like pattern to the orbit, even possibly to dwarf planets or rogue planets, although the team suspect the latter would be too big to capture.

The outcome of the research is to suggest we turn our attention to these Lagrange areas between our Sun and Galaxy, and see what's orbiting there.

The light and shadow philosophy will destroy everything - Revolution XX - Lagrange Point

If I had a penny for every time I drew Mizael as Kira Himuro, I'd have two pennies, which isn't a lot, but it's fun that it happened twice.

Why? Well because they're both voiced by Okawa Genki!

biting nails