It's approximately 12:30 a.m., and there's a student studying astronomy relaxing on a hill near a quiet forest. She arrived at this location in her grey SUV, parking it several miles away from town to enjoy an unobstructed view of the night sky. The car now sits silently and cold, having been turned off for over an hour. In the moonlight, the grass beneath her feet glows with a vibrant turquoise hue. She has taken off her shoes, feeling the cool dew on her feet—a reminder that despite her fascination with stars, she remains firmly grounded on Earth. In front of her sits the Unistellar Evscope, perched on its three-legged stand. She scans the sky in search of something interesting, anything that might catch her attention. Being an exceptional student in her field, she hopes to earn extra points or maybe even a grant by documenting a captivating celestial event. Whether it's comets, meteor showers, the Northern Lights, novas, or an eclipse on another planet, she is open to witnessing anything extraordinary. Tonight, Mars is in an optimal position. She adjusts her telescope, taps the "Enhance Vision" icon on her phone app, and there it is—Mars, displaying its majestic crimson hue. Observing the Karzok Crater on the slopes of Olympus Mons is fascinating, but it's not exactly what she is seeking. Her mind begins to wander, contemplating the possibility of capturing an annular eclipse on Mars, wondering if such an event is feasible with both of its moons aligning in the celestial sphere. Moving on from Mars, she continues to explore the vast universe. She observes Jupiter's great red spot and its colorful bands, admires Saturn's mesmerizing rings, and even conducts a random scan for asteroids or star clusters. At one point, she even spots the International Space Station, waving at the astronauts aboard and imagining their cheerful response. Sometimes, she finds herself daydreaming a bit too much, which can distract her from her work. However, it is precisely this ability to get lost in thoughts that draws her to the mysteries of space. Her mind is always filled with wonder, gazing upwards and contemplating the unknown. Returning her attention to Earth, she glances at her watch—it's nearly a quarter to three in the morning. Considering whether she should pack up and head home, she ultimately decides against it. She doesn't feel that tired, and she has some snacks waiting for her in the car. Moreover, she has a strong intuition that she might be on the verge of discovering something significant. Leaving her telescope behind momentarily, she walks to her SUV, sets up a lawn chair, and grabs a ham sandwich. With Arctic Monkeys playing through her earbuds, she leans back, fully immersing herself in the Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino album, envisioning the concept of a luxury moon resort. While enjoying a bite of her sandwich, she notices something peculiar about the moon. It strikes her as odd—it shouldn't be visible at this late hour. Consulting her textbook, her suspicions are confirmed—the moon should not be observable during this time. Enthralled by its clear and full appearance, she contemplates documenting this extraordinary anomaly when, in a bizarre twist of events, the moon seems to flicker back at her. It's a night of unexpected wonders—stars, daydreams, and a moon that defies all logical explanation.