Orbital Whimsy

Did you know that if you whisper secrets to the moon, they might return as silent echoes of laughter? Join the orbital chitchat, where even comets roll their eyes.

The cheese moon diet plan: Less gravity, more gouda.

Your socks have arrived at the intergalactic post office, but they missed the last space bus.

Why did the asteroid start a band? It had too much rock and not enough roll.

Asteroids may not have feelings, but the black holes surely do — and they’re on a cosmic coffee break.

Speaking of stars, have you met the nebula that insists on wearing a beret? Artistic, yet gaseous.

Venus is hosting a tea party. Dress code: Martian chic.

The satellite sways, lost in the tango of the unseen quantum dimensions.

Pluto called — it’s lonely, but insists it's still a planet in spirit.

On paths less traveled, whispers follow (or precede). Read the scripts of solar flirtations.

Nebula's Fancy
Asteroid Sonata
Constellation Whisper