stellavio

Author:
eggbert

stellavio

noun
Gazing at the night sky, you're struck by the realization that the light from each star has traveled across billions of years. It reminds you of humanity's brief tenure in the universe, as you wonder what events are unfolding around those distant stars right now.
From Latin 'stella' (star) + 'avium' (of birds), suggesting the distant flight of lights across the years. Pronounced "stel-LAH-vee-oh"

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