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The minuscule photon


With an eye of clear night We see what our place The dark an twisted space clouds And pink nebulae forming stars Forming countless star We study them Using laws Using photon Using theory All from our curiosity To search what's out there All from a photon that is the book The book of our universe All to question The tiny photon of light.
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William Ruiz

I'm an astronomer who is passionate about the universe

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