Light travels fast—about 186,000 miles per second. If we can travel at that speed, it would take us over four years to get to the nearest star. If tonight we looked up into sky, we would see the stars looking down at us. And they would be laughing. They would be laughing because what we believe as real is only a representation of what used to exist some years ago. But what the stars don’t realize is that when we wake up tomorrow, they too will have disappeared from the sky and forgotten from the memory of those who thought of them.