Sharing Space

Islands share the same ocean, stars share the night’s sky. Somehow there is still enough space.

For such phenomenal entities to thrive in the fullness of their existence, they require all the necessary resources available to them.

Like popular speculations about what happened to the ancient Easter Island, it makes a lot of sense that if one should get rid of all the trees, on any land, there would of course be some form of repercussion by such action.

In order for stars to shine their brightest, they constantly go through a process of nuclear fusion which takes place at its core. This process draws tremendous energy. Gravity of the stars’ mass pulls gases inwards and is balanced by the outward pressure of radiation(heat and light). A star’s core needs to reach temperature in excess of about 10 million Kelvin to start fusing hydrogen. Our Sun, for instance , has a core temperature of around 15 million Kelvin.

All factors accounted for, demonstrates the extent to which each entity takes up its own space and resources, yet is dependent on a balance and respect with concerns of the external.

Each individual is an island or star on their own.